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  • #61
    Re: Time to rebuild the Marlin Roadster LWB

    Hope we will see you at Sheldon soon!

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    • #62
      Re: Time to rebuild the Marlin Roadster LWB

      A few more trim bits added, new carb and filter and test fitted one of the new seats....need to mod the mountings to get them 20mm lower and 40mm further back....oh and seal up the old bolt holes......
      Attached Files

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      • #63
        Re: Time to rebuild the Marlin Roadster LWB

        new seats looking good !!!!

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        • #64
          Re: Time to rebuild the Marlin Roadster LWB

          Did you make the wind deflectors ??

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          • #65
            Re: Time to rebuild the Marlin Roadster LWB

            Wind deflectors were made by my step father way-back-when I think.......unless he got them from Morgan.......

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            • #66
              Re: Time to rebuild the Marlin Roadster LWB

              A few more jobs today - great to have 2 nice sunny days at the weekend.....

              Jobs done today:

              Headlights, badges, wing mirrors, bottle & bits under the bonnet, hood frame and mounts, steering wheel and boss, rear lights and replaced the wheels......still a long long list to do though......but getting there bit by bit
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              • #67
                Re: Time to rebuild the Marlin Roadster LWB

                Awesome and very inspiring.
                - 9th owner of T693 SSC possibly a factory built Ford based V8 Sportster
                - 4th owner of Q309 RNV, an early Cabrio built by Bob Copping, owned Doug & Liz Billings for 16 years
                - 9th Custodian of JRR 929D, Triumph Vitesse based special Paul Moorehouse built prior to the Triumph Roadster kits.
                - 8th owner of Roadster chassis number 2395. Now owned by Barry!
                - Builder of chassis number 2325 (PKK 989M) in the mid 80's. Now owned by Eric & Lynne.

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                • #68
                  Re: Time to rebuild the Marlin Roadster LWB

                  Hi Jonathan

                  Can I enquire what colour you used for the paint?

                  Adrian

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                  • #69
                    Re: Time to rebuild the Marlin Roadster LWB

                    Hope you have nice sidelights to go on not the horrid rubbolights - shame to spoil such a lovely job with nasty cheap lights.

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                    • #70
                      Re: Time to rebuild the Marlin Roadster LWB

                      ERRR!!! RED
                      Ben Caswell probably not the last word on anything here!!

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                      • #71
                        Re: Time to rebuild the Marlin Roadster LWB

                        Hi Ben

                        Funny.

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                        • #72
                          Re: Time to rebuild the Marlin Roadster LWB

                          Hi, the colour (after much debate) is vw colorado red....

                          As for sidelights (eek) I have rubbolites......although I am reconsidering .....??????

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                          • #73
                            Re: Time to rebuild the Marlin Roadster LWB

                            Hi Jonathan
                            Some ideas for side lights if wanted,search under side lights and look up thread started by Cosworthcabriolee 31/3/12
                            Can thoroughly recommend these as still looking good and working a treat
                            Regards
                            Bryan
                            Stapley Bryan

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                            • #74
                              Re: Time to rebuild the Marlin Roadster LWB

                              I think you will find the Cabrio type are too big for a roadster. A cheap option is to use these number plate lights and carefully cut the hood off. http://www.holden.co.uk/displayprodu...&pCode=010.456
                              Ben Caswell probably not the last word on anything here!!

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                              • #75
                                Re: Time to rebuild the Marlin Roadster LWB

                                Good point Ben
                                Never thought of that
                                Bryan
                                Stapley Bryan

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