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  1. smross

    Flatbed Tow?

    Good evening, I have an '84 Seven Sprint and I'm wondering where the tow hook should be placed on the frame of the car in order to load the car onto a flatbed tow truck. Thanks in advance. Best, Steve Ross
  2. Hello, As the subject box states, I'm looking for an original handbook/owner's manual for my 1984 Sprint. I'm located in the States. Thanks. Best, Steve Ross
  3. Hello, If the Momo steering wheel is still available, can you tell me what size it is? Thanks, Steve Ross
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    Top Link Bush

    Don't know if I "Stumped the Stars" on this query but I was able to ascertain the answer from the ex-US Caterham Distributor who told me, yes, to remove the the anti-roll bar, one removes the nuts at the end of the bar and then the two mounting blocks on the chassis. He then told me that the bushings are best removed/replaced with a shop press. He also said, that given the age of my car and the low miles (less than 8k), he thought it best to replace all the suspension bushings as any of the rubber that hasn't worn out has surely dried out. I'll wait until Autumn for that projet. Hope this helps another early Caterham owner. Best, SM Ross
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    Top Link Bush

    Hello All, I have an '84 live-axle Crossflow Sprint. While doing routine maintenance on the car, I noticed that one of the bushings on the top link is, to use the British vernacular, knackered. I have a few questions about this as I've never dealt with any of these bushings before. Is the best way to access the bushings to remove the anti-roll bar? Is there a special technique needed to remove/replace them? Last, should I replace both the driver's and passenger's side bushings while I'm already in there? Thanks in advance, Steve Ross
  6. Sorry for bandwidth, Paul Jacobs, Johnnyseven, PM's sent. Thank you Steve Ross
  7. Yeah, I would be interested in the manual and tape. Thanks, Steve
  8. Yes. Here's the link to the current ebay listing so you can see which manual we're talking about: http://tinyurl.com/y9q7wgxd Steve
  9. The only reference I have is recent ebay.co.uk activity. A 1995 owners manual went unsold in October with a 149 GBP Buy-It-Now. Another vendor sold a similar manual in November for 43 GBP with 2 bids. A third 1995 manual is currently on both ebay.co.uk and ebay.com with an 89 GBP Buy-It-Now. I should note that all proceeds in the current sale go to charity. FWIW, if it was an '84 or '85 manual I would have purchased it at that price. Steve
  10. Hi Dave, Thanks for the reply. I am looking for an original hard copy. I have the '88 manual in PDF format thanks to some forum members. Steve
  11. As subject header indicates, I'm looking for the aforementioned manuals for my '84 Series lll Crossflow/live axle Seven. I'm located in Massachusetts, USA. Thanks, Best, Steve Ross
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