Marius
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I have a Montblanc DLC Sport Automatic Chronograph on stock which was just once worn during a film set from Montblanc with Hugh Jackman. Like new, no scratches or similar. Retail price in Europe is EUR 4.890,00, yours for EUR 2.600,00. Linky link: Montblanc website I´m an official Montblanc dealer so you can be sure of it´s heritage. You will get full warranty and an invoice with it. If interested just drop me a mail. Cheers, Marius Edited by - Marius on 4 Jul 2014 15:58:41
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Sold.
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BTTT.... That seat is standing in my way, make me a sensible offer and it´s yours.
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I´m selling a rarely used track-day seat from my Caterham which had been made by MOG-Racing, also known as Westermann Motorsport in Germany. It´s made from 2x2 carbon and an additional Kevlar layer on the backside.Very good condition, looks like new. I´m kind of pedantic with my toys... 😬 You will need two brackets to fix the seat to the rear cockpit-panel and the floor, those brackets are NOT included. I got mine welded up from alloy at a local place for less than 50 Euros. As already mentioned the seat is like new and has no damages to it. A new seat at MOG Racing currently costs EUR 855,00 plus shipping. I´m selling mine for EUR 450,00 plus EUR 20,00 shipping. I´m situated in Germany but will ship worldwide (EUR 20,00 shipping for european/GB Countries, not overseas). Please find below some pictures of the seat. If you have further questions please don´t hesitate to ask. Marius Seat 1 Seat 2 Seat 3
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There where times when looking sexy (and they do look sexy) was reason enough to fit them... 😬 Buy, fit and rub yourself against them each time you enter the garage. You know you want them.
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My 22% is blue but I don´t think that helps here...
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I always buy my Michelin here in Germany from Formula BMW and F3 Race Teams. They usually have loads of Michelin slicks lying around, some of them with still 90% life left for little money. Brand new ones are definitly quicker but it´s nonsense for track days to go for brand new ones.
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Problem solved, it was a faulty wire connection on the pressure sender. Cars packed up for Dijon, nice weather forecast, so slicks only... 🥰 Cheers Stijn & Roger
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Thanks Dave, will check that now. Already put a new sensor on the order list to have it here on time..
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Having sat in the garage for nearly a year now I just called my Caterham back into live. Or at least I tried. The stack dash shows 0.0 oil pressure while cranking, even after 20-30 seconds or so (no ignition). I did the same 3 month back and oil pressure came up after 5 or 6 seconds or so. Engine is a 280BHP VX. 1) Stack sensor broken? How can I measure? Or just swapping the oil pressure sender against the fuel pressure sender to check? 2) stuck oil pressure relief valve? Never experiences that before but heard about it. Any other suggestion? Oil level in the dry sump tank is ok. Have to get that sorted tomorrow, going to Dijon on saturday...
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Ups, had to change my location from holiday last week. Emigrated to Belgium, though. Bigger garages for less money here.... Barcelona might be the first F1 race for me to watch since ages... Give me shout when you´re here, there´s always room for the Webbs
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Looking forward to see your new project on the road...
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Fitting flexible brake hose on rear of an HPC - problem
Marius replied to DaveMorris's topic in TechTalk
Same with my HPC, I used aftermarket Aeroquips 90° for the rear calipers. Straight coupling sounds bit wrong to me. BTW: when filling the system with brake fluid again, make sure you position the caliper straight upwards, the bleeding nipple being the highest point. Not 70° but really 90°. It took me 3 litres ATE Blue until I realised there was still air trapped in the d*** caliper.