NOS 411 wings
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minty
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NOS 411 wings
how much are these worth?
i have been offered a pair for £80 but could get them cheaper i think.
what do you guys think
< minty >
i have been offered a pair for £80 but could get them cheaper i think.
what do you guys think
< minty >
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Just don't ask about "positive earth", "blowlamps", "torches", "nave plates", "paraffin", "big ends", or "gudgeon pins"
Hey, it took me months of reading this forum before I stopped converting everything to British auto terminology so I could understand it
Let's see, dynamo=generator, Lucas=darkness...
NOS wings for £80, sounds like a deal to me. Shipping, though, that's the deal, I've had trouble getting any body tinware to arrive without dings, gouges, etc., so watch out for that. The panel beater that did the front end of my MGB after it got crunched a few years back spent more time on the front wing picking and filling shipping damage than anything else.
Hey, it took me months of reading this forum before I stopped converting everything to British auto terminology so I could understand it
NOS wings for £80, sounds like a deal to me. Shipping, though, that's the deal, I've had trouble getting any body tinware to arrive without dings, gouges, etc., so watch out for that. The panel beater that did the front end of my MGB after it got crunched a few years back spent more time on the front wing picking and filling shipping damage than anything else.
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73 VW 412 (the Nomad, dropped valve seat land now, argh!)
67 MGB (Abingdon's Finest)
76 Plymouth Duster /6 (runs like a top)
99 New Beetle 2.0 (never gives any trouble)
04 Golf TDI (45 MPG)
09 JSW (love it, love it, love it!)
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Arrggh...I know, I've had 1 of 2 excellent sedan engine lids crunched during shipping...MGVWfan wrote:Just don't ask about "positive earth", "blowlamps", "torches", "nave plates", "paraffin", "big ends", or "gudgeon pins"![]()
Hey, it took me months of reading this forum before I stopped converting everything to British auto terminology so I could understand itLet's see, dynamo=generator, Lucas=darkness...
NOS wings for £80, sounds like a deal to me. Shipping, though, that's the deal, I've had trouble getting any body tinware to arrive without dings, gouges, etc., so watch out for that. The panel beater that did the front end of my MGB after it got crunched a few years back spent more time on the front wing picking and filling shipping damage than anything else.
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Now that truely sucks!ubercrap wrote:Arrggh...I know, I've had 1 of 2 excellent sedan engine lids crunched during shipping...MGVWfan wrote:Just don't ask about "positive earth", "blowlamps", "torches", "nave plates", "paraffin", "big ends", or "gudgeon pins"![]()
Hey, it took me months of reading this forum before I stopped converting everything to British auto terminology so I could understand itLet's see, dynamo=generator, Lucas=darkness...
NOS wings for £80, sounds like a deal to me. Shipping, though, that's the deal, I've had trouble getting any body tinware to arrive without dings, gouges, etc., so watch out for that. The panel beater that did the front end of my MGB after it got crunched a few years back spent more time on the front wing picking and filling shipping damage than anything else.
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OK Ray got me started, so blame him
Do you know why British ale is served at room temp? Because British pub owners keep their ale in Lucas fridges!
Do you know why British Leyland never went into the PC market? They couldn't figure out how to make them leak oil!
Having said all that in jest, I just LOVE my MGB and wouldn't give it up for anything, and the same for my 412!
Do you know why British ale is served at room temp? Because British pub owners keep their ale in Lucas fridges!
Do you know why British Leyland never went into the PC market? They couldn't figure out how to make them leak oil!
Having said all that in jest, I just LOVE my MGB and wouldn't give it up for anything, and the same for my 412!
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