Mine is also a replacement for a flooded basement! I'm doing well to get the 50-70's complete on your fleabag but costly!! But so much still pertains today!! JIM
Do you know what it is yet?
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With the horrible rubber bumper MG s you have to lower them back to original height as well as replacing the bumpers for them be like they should. The USA has a lot to answer for. Sorry Frankie!!
My brother has a 78 midget with the rubber on it. He is converting it to chrome and wire wheels. Its been off road the and dry stored for the last 10 years but hes starting on it anytime now.
Is he a Canuck by any chance?
What's a canuck??
FFS, I was just about to go to bed.....
They live across the pond in the northern part and its not Alaska.....
Lol ok! Nope he lives in Lancashire!FFS, I was just about to go to bed.....
They live across the pond in the norther part and its not Alaska.....
I know it was an Alfa as I had the year before they went to that design. It was a great car. Alfa, so I was told, came up with the dual overhead cam engine in 1924 and could never improve on it as it was so good. Don't know if that's true but it was told to me by the head mechanic at a Ferrari dealership.........................Frankie
The Italians have always been great mechanics but it's a pity that they've always been lousy electricians. They've made some lovely cars and motorcycles over the years. I think Ducati still use desmodronic valves on their motor cycles. Stripping an old Duke is like taking a watch to pieces.