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The Classic Marque

Any good ?

Yes Dave, it's a very ancient analogue Vernier caliper that was my dad's, and probably dates from 1930s. Only reads to 0.1 mm.

Good result Les, always a such a relief to crack a thorny and persistent problem.

GN29 probably?..... same as mine
Dave

Please can anyone advise on what the likely correct British Racing Green (GN) body paint colour code would have been for an early January 1968 built Midget?
Regards.

Thank you for your reply Paul.

I will give Richard some time to reply and see what happens.

Kind regards,

Woody

The MP for Makerfield, Josh Simons, is reportedly standing aside for Burnham to take his shot. Interesting, because Makerfield is far from a safe bet for Labour. It really isn't a safe seat.
Reform absolutely cleaned up in the Council elections there very recently. I think they won all but one ward.
It's the very same people who will be voting in a byelection.
What I'd like to know ...

Les,

Good to hear you've got it resolved and hopefully the reassembly goes smoothly and you've got your transport back.

Probably no need now but you could have measured the uncompressed thickness of the driven plate to see how wide the wavy plate is, maybe too late as likely fitted.

I presume by vernier you're referring to a Vernier caliper. It annoys me when I see peopl...

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Mostly agree with all that Trev.

One exception.

Farage, so far, hasn't had his snout in the taxpayer's trough. His is a private money trough. I don't mind him doing that one iota.