75 S to R Homage

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The simple things you see are all complicated
I look pretty young but I'm just backdated yeah
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Had a bit of time today to share some update photogs.

First time I've seen the scheme from any distance (only got one decal a bit skewed but I've got a spare).
Also the refinished wheels, not to every ones taste but I like industrial and functional.
I've started wiring it too so only another few years and it might be finished.

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Thanks again to those who have and are helping me as I progress slowly, whether with words or other support you know who you are...As a reminder the starting point nearly ten years ago :?
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Your car's looking great Andy. A fantastic thread.
Well done, nearly there now, keep up the good work. 8)
Paul

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Once again - very cool
The simple things you see are all complicated
I look pretty young but I'm just backdated yeah
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Looks great - hadn't realised/remembered that you were this far forward.

Nearly there ... on the road next summer ?
Andy

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That is SO very nice!
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Quick update but sans photos , I think I've finished all the wiring. I say think because I have really struggled to understand connections between the front of the car and the engine. The help of you folk and in particular impmad has been invaluable . I have left a pull thro cable in the front to rear duct in case I've missed stuff. Now I need to turn up some nice earth pillars and connect each lamp to the loom testing as I go. If it all works some loom wrapping and only an engine build to go. I will up load some snaps when there is something worthwhile to photograph :?

Still looking for some perfect non hydraulic tensioners and cams, S or bumpier non MFI.....

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Any good here?

Barry I know well, top-draw bloke.
If you contact him, tell him Graham with the Lola put you in touch.


Long nose steel bonnet in white, excellent condition - £400.00
Petrol tank complete with clamps, pipes, cap and electric sender,
excellent condition - £325.00
Glass - rear windscreen, both side windows with regulators. Front quarter lights in frame,
rear quarter lights not in frame, some bits of trim. Offers as a lot.
Glassfibre front apron in white - £40.00
Spare wheel with half worn Pirelli P3 Cinturato tyre, 15 x 165 - £30.00
2 black classic seats with adjustable headrest and runners - £180.00 the pair
Engine parts for 2.7 engine - 6 Mahle 90L58 CO11 Pistons nikasil compatable 8.5 to 1
compression. Used but look good. Offers
2 new camshafts - Part no: 911-105-142-OR & 911-105-141-OR - Offers

Tel: 01531 670732 (Herefordshire) Mob: 07812 146 220
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75 S to R Homage

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Well done Andy, wiring must be a bit of a ball- ache
The simple things you see are all complicated
I look pretty young but I'm just backdated yeah
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Oh yes it was something of a pain but I hope I'm all done fingers crossed ... Thanks Graham I did speak with Barrie , lovely guy as you said , but as I suspected those parts are all from a CIS car so not suitable but thanks anyway.


andy
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Still no snaps but an update, tested the wiring of all ancillaries, minor issues to sort with wipers and some backfeed to the fuel pumps but it does mostly work :?
Picked up some very dented oil lines from Alan last weekend , I've successfully got them back to shape ( nearly) and am looking at converting to -12 fittings in brass at the ends since the old ones are trash. I've also made some alloy -12 converters in 6000 series alloy which will weld to my later style oil cooler and the original (1975) oil stat I got as scrap from Butzi. This will allow me to make up nice flexible connectors in standard 1 1/16 JIC ( -12) pipe. I have bored the middle of the fittings I made to the max limit so am close to the original pipe bore size. I will do the same with the flexible pipe fittings when I sort them.

Got a couple of 911 missions in the garage for DDK memebers at present but I love making and building so a happy diversion...that and building sheds, log stores and decorating and getting a boat ready for summer... something wrong with me I think.

Still looking for two perfect mechanical tensioners and two scrap ones Also info on bonnet mount spotlights the skinflint version ...Wondering about moulding two shells to use a modern or cheaper reflector.


Andy

PS more snaps soon :wink:
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haasad wrote: Wondering about moulding two shells to use a modern or cheaper reflector.
Me too Andy, there is a Tupperware bowl in the kitchen with my name on it :wink:


Look forward to seeing those new photos, your car is looking great!

Cheers
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Post by butzsi »

It looks far better in the flesh than the photos do justice!

I have discovered 4 x hydraulic (84 on) used tensioners on my shelves -at least two of these should be ok , any good to you Andy ?

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I might have some 'scrap' mechanical tensioners you can have Andy (will look today) - also have a pair of 'period' Marchal headlamps which you might be able to use in your hoodlamps ... happy to donate them to the cause if they'd work.
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Hi, thanks very much . Chris I'm really after mechanical tensioners for my engine but would use a pair of old hydraulic ones to make some chain holders for use during builds ? Andy I could use some good mechanical ones. I would appreciate some snaps of the marchal lamps and any showing detail of how original hood lamps look.

Back to the lathe :wink:
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