Wendy Dawes

You could ask on TSSC forum, soneone might know of it

I’ve often had to suck the fuel up through the pipe, horrible, a tip from my brother works wonders. Just before turning off the engine, pull out the choke and give it a little rev then turn off, it keeps the carb bowl full of fuel. Never had any trouble since trying this, you can also fit a non return valve just before the fuel Pump.

You’re really into these bird boxes now 🤣🤣

The 13/60 is slightly bigger and part number GEG701, the 1200 is GEG702 they are slightly different being a bit smaller and a slightly different shape Canley classics or TD Fitchetts in Telford should have the correct gasket I have one I can let you have if you send me a personal message with your address, I’ll pop one in the post

Could even be a bit toward your nest egg

You could be on to making a tweet little profit on these 🐥

That could work ♥️

So Baldrick you have a cunning plan 🤣🤣

Love that, it’ll save your bulk head from invasion 🤣🤣

Make sure the coil and rhe electronic distributor are wired correctly a coil will usually work whichever way it’s wired on points but the polarity has to be correct with electronic ignition otherwise it just fries the module . A common error also the 2500s does run a ballast resistor but it is actually the live feed wire from ignition and not a separate visible unit so you may in fact need a ballasted coil but it should still run on a non ballasted coil but just may be a little more hesitant to start but it must be wired correctly

I’m one too funnily enough, must be an age thing 🤣🤣

I like yellow cars, they’re always bright and cheerful looking 🐥☀️

Now sold

I have a brand new set of the above tyres for sale. I bought them to go on my Herald 4.5J wheels as they match the original cross ply size for originality. But obviously better driving. Never fitted - set of 5 £150 . situated Hednesford 4 miles off M6 junc. . 11.

Went out to Mabel today full of trepidation, thought the engine might be seized, however she started first turn of the key so the engine has survived the overheat luckily for the chap who’s buying her 😓