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The Classic Marque

...and here is my panhard rod. I think Les R's has slightly better geometry.

I hadn't thought of using a 1500 arb.

Nick, I have used a 1K knifing filler from HB for very small jobs, I think it was 980, but I didn't get on very well with it.

It might be due to my poor skills but despite several applications and careful sanding back with very fine grit paper I could never make the repair disappear completely.

Whatever you decide to use, I recommend doing some test pieces before committing it to th...

Do you remember, fifty-oddd years ago, how we filled little chips and dips with a one-part filler - in a tube I think.
I need about 1cc of filler, and don't want to mix a great lump of two-part.

Perhaps I am imagining this.

I recall Horler’s Original Midget & Sprite ( or S & M) has the details. I am not near my copy to check but I am sure someone can check.

HTH

Yep, we'll all end up in the matrix. As I quoted in another thread "You think that's air you're breathing?"

Well AI had a good shot at A series engine codes so maybe it will somehow take over our Spridgets 🤣 (at least there's no ECU).

Thank you Les, those pictures are really helpful.

Colin

ANDREW NEIL:
What top spooks are telling me about the 'panic and paralysis' in Washington over the surging pace of AI. Be afraid. There's a dark side to this technology that threatens ALL humankind

https://www.dailymail.com/debate/article-16040113/ANDREW-NEIL-panic-paralysis-Washington-surging-pace-AI-afraid-dark-technology-threatens-humankind.html

Nobody who has watched Stan...

The'62 MKII project car sold for only $6,400, there was no reserve. Toward the end there were only two bidders and for the last half hour of the auction the price did not change. It was surprising that it sold as low as it did.

In fact, looking at the photos, they all need turning clockwise 90deg!!

Both of these pictures turn clockwise 90deg. No idea why they have rotated!