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Thank you Henry and Steve :) for helping me out with my English ;). Much appreciated! BTW, i made the 3D image with tinkercad, a web based and fairly easy to learn 3D design tool (tinkercad.com)

Thanks for the help guys, I also think that the reason for it is to ensure it goes back the same way and that's what i would like to achieve but failed because i stored them in the way i retrieved them and took them apart for cleaning not overseeing they are a-symetrical. Thanks for the...

Hi, I'm overhauling my 1972 Series 3 2.25L petrol engine and i'm at the stage of reinstalling my tappet rollers. The manual says: "Fit the tappet rollers with the larger chamfer towards the front of the engine". Because i'm not English and the word "chamfer" was unknown for me, i looked it up...

Hmmm, i've uploaded pictures, but i can't find them any more. I'll get back on the pictures :o

Hi Michael, Thank you for the discussion about de Swiss Post Landy. Here are some images of mine (so others can see this special car). The company that modified the car is: Emil Frey AG Karosseriewerk from Safenwil in Switzerland. Maybe You can fill in a few holes in my knowledge about the...

Hi all, I've measured the windsheeld and concluded that the windscreen is in fact higher than a standard SIII (the angle is the same). Not much (about an inch), but still. What's more interesting is the way the roof is connected to the windshield. This looks an awfull lot like the later...

That's an interesting view Rattlegun :). I doubt if that was the reason because i don't think the windscreen is higher than a standard SIII, it is actually lower because the vents underneath the windscreen are gone. They just cut off the upper part of the bulkhead (just above the hood) and...

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Hi Michael, Great to hear from you about the Swiss Post Landy (for other readers of this thread, it's NOT a Santana, it's a Land Rover with a custom made fiberglass top, and modified bulkhead). Half a year ago i bought one myself and i'm restoring it to its former glory. Maybe you can help...

(because i'm dutch i thought it would nice to say "hi" in my native language) So, that's the first thing you now about me. A friend of mine has two lightweights which we have been restoring for a couple of years now in his man cave (as many of you probably now, it can take some while :D) A...