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Unfortunately secondhand radiators are best left well alone, even if bought from a usually reliable source. They seem to deteriorate inside, especially around the various joins that are in there and once put into use, spring leaks in as many places as they feel like or don't cool the engine as they ...
Good to see you're also alive and well in 2024 Charles! Scary that it's been 5 years since you updated this thread! How are things going with your Coupe? Hi Dave! Glad to see you are still alive and well also! And also still keeping the forum alive. 😎 I'm doing well. Alot has happened in life since...
Very nice! I've never been able to find models of cars i've owned, the nearest i've got is a JDM spec Datsun Skyline C210 that i need to build! Mine were all UK spec cars but i can find most of the correct bits in the kit. I do have a Triplex-sponsored SD1 rally car model but none of my SD1s were Tr...
Could also be the camshaft seals Scott. There are other possibilities but the easy/obvious are the things to check first - also worth checking the breathers aren't blocked, they can cause excessive oil pressure to squirt oil out of (and sometimes break) seals.
Interesting stuff Mark. I've got a similar problem with the passenger door mirror cover on my Jag, that has little fingers that latch into slots or to be more exact, it had. I did think of a fir-tree fastener and modifiy it to give good grip then glue it on in place of the missing fingers so not far...
Bummer about the Vitty screen! :cry: :shock: :cry: Something i've seen done for heat shields which makes them easy to make is either perforated aluminium or thin aluminium sheets. Easily folded/shaped then bolt/rivet them all together with a washer separating each sheet from the one above. This give...
Aluminium work hardens very quickly so if you are going to do repeated operations, you'll need to anneal it in between them and i'd advise annealing it before you start. https://makeitfrommetal.com/how-to-anneal-aluminum-the-beginners-guide/ That tells you a fairly easy/foolproof method, the big thi...