75 S to R Homage

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Re: 75 S to R Homage

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Took off the TdF livery for a change ....poor snaps as my garage is blocked at present with another Project.

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Still open to offers.

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Re: 75 S to R Homage

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Booooooo !

I loved the look with all the decals ...
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Re: 75 S to R Homage

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Nope, I think it's a wise move. I always thought the decals were too random on this car and needed to be more cohesive.

I'd love to be in a position to make an offer.
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Re: 75 S to R Homage

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Certainly think from a sales perspective the de-stickering is a good idea.

Has it been advertised elsewhere or are you not keen to open it up to the endless requests for photos?
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Re: 75 S to R Homage

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Lightweight_911 wrote:Booooooo !

I loved the look with all the decals ...
Me too actually but if it helps buyers it's your call

Not sure why you're selling? - got another project in mind?
The simple things you see are all complicated
I look pretty young but I'm just backdated yeah
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Re: 75 S to R Homage

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I am in a lucky position; the car has a value in my mind (backed up by some respected specialists). I am happy to keep it and enjoy but if the right offer from any source comes along irrespective of how many pictures I need to send I know I can find another classic to keep me happy and put a few quid in the bank....win win ...as far as I'm concerned.

I have just decided to ring the changes to keep it fresh, any alternative livery suggestions given full and proper consideration.....

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Re: 75 S to R Homage

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Re: 75 S to R Homage

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Cool
The simple things you see are all complicated
I look pretty young but I'm just backdated yeah
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Re: 75 S to R Homage

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Hmmmmmmmmmmm..........duly considered..............but ........no. Beginning to like the more traditional wheel finish though !
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Re: 75 S to R Homage

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Think Mick Cliff had his R rep in this livery.
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Re: 75 S to R Homage

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Winter tinkering, Did the Jerry Woods carb mod to control fuel surge . Pretty easy really.

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And a snap with no livery outside an old workshop in deepest dorset

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Re: 75 S to R Homage

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Today I have counterbored my Weber carb's outboard throttle shaft bearings, Paul Abbott at Performance Oriented suggested only bushing the outermost bearings since I had so little wear. Bit nerve wracking but it seems to have gone well.

I'll post pics after I've made new bushes.

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Re: 75 S to R Homage

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A little bit of phosphor bronze for the bushes.
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2 of four made
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Conterbore one more carb to do.
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Fitting using soft alloy washers to prevent marking.
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Fitted
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I made some solid couplings too since the springy bent metal ones are meant to be problematic.
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Just got to thoroughly clean and reassemble now.
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Re: 75 S to R Homage

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Re: 75 S to R Homage

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Looks good :)

I thought the split springy joiners were to account for expansion across the carbs?
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