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kcbugeye1275
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Its a bueatiful machine. Did you lighten the flywheel? I can garentee it'll be fun to drive.
healeyboz
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Carpet! Man, some people have too clean of work areas!!
I always thought how nice it would be to put in one of those painted/rubberized floors. Then I remembered.... I have a British car now! I think the floor would look nice for about, well until I pulled the car back into the garage. /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/smile.gif Although it doesn't leak right now after the rebuild..... ????????
I always thought how nice it would be to put in one of those painted/rubberized floors. Then I remembered.... I have a British car now! I think the floor would look nice for about, well until I pulled the car back into the garage. /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/smile.gif Although it doesn't leak right now after the rebuild..... ????????
Steve_Lawrence
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Yup, they doo like to mark their territory!
Bruce_B
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Not to hijack this thread...but...
On the picture of the engine there's what looks to be a stainless steel woven hose going from the oil filter into the oil-pressure bypass valve. How do you know what type of fittings to order? Those not only look good, but I've heard they're bullet-proof (Not cheap either.)
On the picture of the engine there's what looks to be a stainless steel woven hose going from the oil filter into the oil-pressure bypass valve. How do you know what type of fittings to order? Those not only look good, but I've heard they're bullet-proof (Not cheap either.)