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book: Austin 7 A Pictorial Tribute (Wyatt) and Handbooks |
Posted by: JonE - 21-01-2018, 10:25 AM - Forum: Sales
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Connoisseur Carbooks 1922-1939 80 pages
1975
sections on Specials, Racing, Sporting Sevens, Twin Cams, Grasshoppers, Sevens around the world, commercials. Picture rich. Good for specification checking/rivet counters etc.
Some pics are duplicated with Wyatt main book.
£11
Handbook 1316A (1936) £23
List of Spare Parts 1029B (1934) £23
D388 Wiring Diagram and Equipment/Components for 6 volt Lucas Sets 1936, 1937 and 1938 Austin Seven £4
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Original fan belts |
Posted by: Erich - 21-01-2018, 06:45 AM - Forum: Forum chat...
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There is a 1927 Chummy for sale here in the Seattle area. It sounds like a later engine(coil not mag). Apparently there is deposit from someone in the UK,so the car may be going back. The owner said that when he got the car, it had a leather belt pulling the fan, the belt falling off when the joint fixing failed. Were leather belts originally fitted to early cars?
Best,
Erich
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Ulster details/Photographs |
Posted by: Athanasius Santamaria - 21-01-2018, 12:48 AM - Forum: Forum chat...
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I was wondering if anyone would be willing to share some photos of original ulsters under construction/restoration/or in one piece. Any viewpoint wanted but I am specifically looking for photos to do with all aspects of the body and floor pan/firewall/boot/foot well. Ie floor corners, rivet details, swages and folds. This is for reference to construction methods and details. Any visual Information would be much appreciated... the more details I have the better (rivet counter syndrome). I understand this is a bit of an ask and some people may not want to share pictures for privacy and copyright reasons, but thought I would ask anyway. You can always email me or private message me.
Cheers folks.
Athanasius
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uncoupled brake balancing - old forum thread |
Posted by: JonE - 20-01-2018, 10:56 PM - Forum: Forum chat...
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Trying to interrogate the old forum is difficult as there are some gems, but the images are now often missing. Rob Beck posted this in a discussion about coupled and uncoupled brakes in 2012. If Rob still tunes in or if others have adopted, please would you post a picture of give a better description of what is done please? It seemed to attract brownie points in the thread.
http://pub25.bravenet.com/forum/static/s...0&cmd=show
quote was...
"split brakes
Here is a mod i am pleased with... Balanced rear brakes achieved by using a single cable passing through the cross shaft. You cant do this to the later cross shafts with concentric tubes."
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Re-Sleeve block and large valves |
Posted by: Robbie.watson@uk.bp.com - 20-01-2018, 07:48 PM - Forum: Forum chat...
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Hi all
In the process of building up a new engine for the special and think I need to sleeve the block. Can anyone recommend anyone that can do this at a reasonable cost? Thinking of putting the larger valves in too so any advice on suppliers that can cut the seats etc would be great!
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Motor cycle tyre remover |
Posted by: Austin in the Shed - 20-01-2018, 04:36 PM - Forum: Forum chat...
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Has anyone bought one of these to use on sevens ? Are they any good?
I always end up scratching up the paint/powder coat/stove on the rims when doing them manually.
I thought about making one but they're only around £75 on ebay.
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