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  1. i have a box full of used spares, along with a rebuilt pair of H6 carbs too if any of that helps. David
  2. Call your normal number for the bank, not the one on the letter, unless it's in fact the same number.
  3. If it helps, I have a set of used centrelock alloy wheels available for sale. If these are of interest, let me know. David
  4. Steve, Don’t forget that there’s all manner of things that may have been done to your car by previous owners. However, no LSD from new as standard. David
  5. I have a pair of the camlocks somewhere. However, Stuart will be able to comment on this, I have a suspicion that the top of the screen frame is different from TR4 to TR6. Let me know if you'd like me to search out the lumps of steel cam locks for the top of the screen frame. David
  6. Could this help? https://historicengland.org.uk/images-books/archive/collections/aerial-photos/
  7. Jim, Try calling this firm https://www.holdfast.co.uk/holdfast-services/key-cutting/#:~:text=With probably the largest range,wide range of transponder keys. And if needs be, buy the eBay blank. I’m sure that somewhere along the way, you will find someone to make a copy of yours onto the correct blank that you supply. It may cost a little more etc, but if you’re determined to have to have the correct spare key…… David
  8. Paul, Don't forget that whilst your car will almost certainly have been built with a 1991cc engine capacity - 83mm pistons and liners, that was in 1959. I cannot believe that it's still going to have the original engine components. It's possible, but unlikely. Consequently, I'd suggest that if you'd like to know what size engine you have, you need to take the cylinder hear off and measure what's actually there. Personally, I'd not bother until you need to/want to do something to the engine. David
  9. And without wanting to open the usual massive can of worms, be very careful in your thoughts about wheel size, including the legality of the size of your spare wheel when being used on the car, and where you will store the spare wheel, and any wheel that has needed to be removed. David
  10. Rip out the ceiling.......I'm sure it'll be fine!!! David
  11. Not really Hamish. If you're interested in one of them, get in touch! David
  12. At some point, I'll have two Strongman lifts, similar to these for sale. As Rocketman states, great for doubling storage space, and of course for working on your cars too. They both have a jacking beam, which helps greatly too. David
  13. And here's a PDF of Bob's instructions, in case you'd like to print them.Bob's Hub Puller Instructions.pdf David
  14. Bob. Thanks for the instructions. V helpful and straightforward. Mine here in my kitchen, which isn't entirely helpful. Next time I'm in my workshop it'll be decanted to my drawer of 'special tools'. Thanks again. David
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