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  • listerjp2
    frequent forum contributor
    Club Member
    • Nov 2011
    • 2449

    #1

    Steering wheel cowl

    Can anyone remember of know what cowl they used or adapted for a marina based roadster?

    Adrian
  • David
    • Nov 2011
    • 1598

    #2
    Re: Steering wheel cowl

    Originally posted by listerjp2 View Post
    Can anyone remember of know what cowl they used or adapted for a marina based roadster?

    Adrian
    I used the Marina one on PKK, had to butcher it a bit but looked OK.

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    • stevejgreen
      club member
      • Nov 2011
      • 3480

      #3
      Re: Steering wheel cowl

      Upside down Marina one.
      MOC member since 05/97
      1984 Marlin Roadster SWB.
      1800TC, Unleaded ported head, stage 2 cam. Ford Type 9 gearbox, Dolomite Sprint rear axle fitted with MGF disc brakes.
      Three core radiator, Renault Clio vented front discs.
      The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.

      Loads of Marlin Reference can be found documents here or there.

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      • David
        • Nov 2011
        • 1598

        #4
        Re: Steering wheel cowl

        Originally posted by stevejgreen View Post
        Upside down Marina one.
        That rings a bell...

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        • listerjp2
          frequent forum contributor
          Club Member
          • Nov 2011
          • 2449

          #5
          Re: Steering wheel cowl

          Originally posted by David View Post
          That rings a bell...
          It would but it didn't work and I was hoping that someone would come up with a different idea.

          Adrian

          Ps a bit like my bounce on the one piece bonnet.

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          • David
            • Nov 2011
            • 1598

            #6
            Re: Steering wheel cowl

            This is when we miss the old fashioned breakers yard, would have kept you busy for a couple of hours on a Saturday morning pulling bits off old cars

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