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Steve Wright

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  1. Hi David I've sent a message and picture, hope this helps Regards Steve
  2. Hi G-F-W They were for his K-Series VVC so will therefore be M12. They are brand new in boxes, bought as spares. I'll message you with a picture and contact details.
  3. Andrew, Ralph, Martin, James and Paul, thank you all for your interest. I have sent you messages, pictures and contact details for the seller. Message me if you can't get through. Thanks Steve
  4. A good friend and long time club member is having a jolly good workshop clearance sale. Smaller parts can be posted at cost and larger items can be collected from Suffolk. Too many pictures to post here, so let me know if you're interested and I'll send a pic and put you in touch for a chat. Caterham Parts: SV Soft Bits half hood with all fittings - £175 SOLD - SV hood bag - £75 SV tonneau cover - £150 Standard SV Heater matrix - £45 Qty 2 left K-Series brand new oil pressure senders - £50 each Ford Sierra 3.92 Limited slip differential, as new - £950 Various live axle suspension springs - £40 the lot Ford Crossflow roller rockers, ratio 1.5 - £295 the set Classic Mini parts: 1275 GT Mini engine complete and running - £500 1275 GT Mini Gearbox - Professionally rebuilt complete with gaskets - £750 Set of 4 10" Cosmic Mini wheels, slight marking on inner rim - £180 the set Pair of FZD3228 Dellorto Carburettors on manifold - £375 Pair of SU Carburettors - £175
  5. Still in production until just a few years ago. As Jonathan said, built in Brazil. Bizarre to see it on the Brazilian VW website along with the current VW models. We hired one for a week and travelled to Northumberland. Steady progress, not too dissimilar to a 1600 air cooled classic.
  6. Hi Terry Thanks for letting me know, we are just testing the new system at the moment. Meanwhile we will continue to send notification of events via the existing email system to ensure that everyone knows what is going on. I'm glad that the system is working ok and we will let everyone know well in advance if we start to use the new system for communication to members. I'm also aware that folk in the north of the patch have a long way to travel to the meetings, this is a worry for me. We need to arrange more events in North Norfolk too and are thinking about holding a picnic in the summer. Maybe meet up on Cromer Clifftop carpark or somewhere similar. If you have any thoughts, do let me know. Meanwhile, a big thanks for your feedback, it is very much appreciated. All the best Steve
  7. Thanks Andrew! 👍 It's a sort of pinky/brown colour, mystery solved I reckon. It's been there for 28 years in all weathers so it probably started out as pink. Makes perfect sense when you know the answer. Thanks to Jonathan too.
  8. Yes please, I haven't got that 👍
  9. "Does the immobiliser work as it should?" I don't know, used it a couple of times when I got the car. On one occasion I couldn't unlock it to start the car, so I stopped using it. "And if it does could that be a feed to a siren or similar that isn't there any more??" Sounds possible. I would say that this 1996 car is almost totally original and hasn't been tampered with during my ownership of 24 years. Thanks for the feedback.
  10. Following an investigation into an ongoing speedometer problem, I found this wire not connected to anything. It's colour is brown and comes out of the connector on the Lucas box. Fixed on the vertical bulkhead under the dash. Immediately forward of the speedo and the steering wheel. Is it supposed to go anywhere? 🙂
  11. A common problem in that style of seat. Both of mine went early on in their life. Derek Moore at Classic Carriage Mallory Park welded them, then welded a steel washer into the corner for extra strength. They are still going strong after 24 years and 65k miles of fun.
  12. Hi John Thanks for letting me know, we are just testing the new system at the moment. Meanwhile we will continue to send notification of events via the existing email system to ensure that everyone knows what is going on. I think that you enabled email notifications on the area by ticking the appropriate boxes. I can see that you had already "joined" the area and must have already "followed" the area too. Well done that man, we need to get all 92 members signed up that way, then we can migrate away from the clunky LoveAdmin system. Thanks for the feedback. Steve
  13. The meeting is on the first Monday of the month as always. The date of the next meeting is 1st April. .
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