Practically Classics Forum

I fit in my mates spitfire, but he's got a silly oil gauge near my knee that makes me not able to use the clutch...

fit in my midget better, but i've got thin seats in it. I'm also 6'4 and 17 stone.

coolant sensor sounds like a possibility, though it's t'other way round on the K series, if the sensor is disconnected it overfuells

coil pack/packs as well might be suspect.

if it's the same as english wire colours.......... (that's a BIG IF)

blue/white are main beams
red/white is ignition signal to the starter motor solenoid
don't know about brown/black

now on the e36 end, i have a fuel pump wire pin 13 that goes to a relay Siemens V23134-K59-X170 with 12.62-1735424 ...

no rain is the most important. and no fog.

I sprayed my midget 2 weekends ago when it hit a high of 9 degrees. it worked absolutely fine, and I put more coats on last weekend when it was about 12-13 degrees c. I had no blooming and used anti-bloom thinners, but standard thinners at about 70-30 ...

If it's an A series, it will leak from there, as , as stated, there's no seal. There is a reverse thread on somewhere that attempts to screw the oil back in, you can probably see how well that works. If it's a small leak, don't worry about it, if it is the engine it won't get on the clutch 'cos the ...

IF i ever sell anything, then I'll have made money. Bought midget for 700 quid, plus say 2 or 300 pounds in parts and 800 on the K-onversion, it's now worth 7 grand. That is without factoring in having to pay a welder to do all the welding, dad did it for free (well, he got a perfectly working 75hp ...

It's bluuuueeeeee



P3070174 by 1275midget, on Flickr

stripes to come once this has dried properly

managed to strip the bonnet, the stripes are coming back but wider apart, so the easiest way to get rid was to go back to metal.


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P2180131 by 1275midget , on Flickr

nice and shiny - the hole is where the A series carbs walloped the ...

But will it stop you driving?

I don't do many miles, though I have been using the 22mpg landy a lot less....

Not going to stop me until it gets so I can't eat instead of driving.

I've certainly noticed people driving at 60 on the motorway rather than 70. And a lot less classics out and about ...

140K's not bad for the original HG mr rusty mine had started to come apart a bit at 45K...

nice too see more people back from the last one