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MDF, G Clamps, Hammers and Steam
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Location: New Forest
Car type: 1928 Mulliner Fabric Saloon
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14-09-2017, 12:01 AM
Quote:Hello Timothy,

We are in accord, firstly in respect of how the car should look, and also about earning its keep and how it will sound. In respect of that sound, I now expect to have an exact reproduction of this element of the car; I have just had a change of tack with the engine, which as I could not locate the correct Cox Atmos type 30 carb, I had a bronze body SU ready to go. But, have now acquired a Cox which is now going onto the supercharger. It is a bit of an unknown quantity, so time will tell if it works well and is easily tuneable…..

Thank you for all your help with my picture posting problems, Mark

That is marvellous news about the carb, what a great find.
You're most welcome about the images, your photo's are just too good to miss out on.  Smile
All the best
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RE: MDF, G Clamps, Hammers and Steam - by stuartu - 10-09-2017, 10:31 PM
RE: MDF, G Clamps, Hammers and Steam - by Timothy P - 14-09-2017, 12:01 AM

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