Anyone out there got or knows for 4 or 5 Humber sceptre 15" steel rims for sale

Hi am going to Goodwood Revival next Sunday 7th September would you like me to take your car to it and show it off? Am going with family, all in period dress for the fifties. I live near Croydon

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Still some interesting ones he http://cgi6.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewSellersOtherItems&userid=collectors_car_auction&include=0&since=-1&sort=3&rows=200 TR4 TR6 240z 260z Opel gt Spitfire

I haven't used them but namrick are quite a well known company. http://www.namrick.co.uk/

Yes I would its gone from one of the best Historic events you could go to a wheel spinning ,Max power, go faster , dumbed down corporate event. But still has some good cars there so on the whole worth a visit. This is my opinion and I am entitled to it so don't start on to me about it

Previously, , Bortaf dipped their finger in oil and wrote: Never really took it on as a project, just thought i'd save it,make £50 and put it in the hands of someone who cares Well, the making £50 bit might be hard, but saving it probably won't be if the chassis is complete. And well done, btw. Turning something...

I need a new carb for my Golf, but am struggling to find someone to sell me a Weber replacement. I've tried Webcon, but they won't sell me anything as their book doesn't list the carb I know is right for the engine for that year of car..... Any other suggestions, Cheers,

I'm after a Rover v8 engine, preferably a 3.5 with the higher compression ratio. Condition is not too important as I plan on rebuilding it anyway. However being close to the North West UK is. Looking in the region of 100 to 150UKP, maybe more if all ancillaries are present. Many thanks

Previously, , bilha dipped their finger in oil and wrote: Please make your bids on: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2189700656&category =421&rd=1 Oooh, my mate Harveight will love that. Richard

Visit http://www.team-michelotti.org and see how you can help. "adrian sandbach" wrote in message ... Before spending anything on the cooling system make sure you have a full heat shield between the carbs and the manifold. If not it's probably fuel vapourisation and you should get a new shield from Moss or one of...

"R. N. Robinson" wrote: "Bortaf" wrote in message ... Anyone know anything about humbers? I just saved a tickford super snipe from a kit car life. Thing is i paid 800 quid for it, cos i really hate the geezer who was going to use it for a kit car project and i hate to see something rare get...

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2429874663&category=366 80 New/recon carbs, unused mounting kit inc manifolds (as supplied by John Maher Racing) -- athomik

In message , Classic Car Fair writes Top car, won't last: http://motormarket.orcon.net.nz/1969jaguaretypedhc.htm Cheers from Godzone Not much point if it won't last! ;-) -- Alan F Cross

I've just read previous postings related to the extremely high cost of BOC cylinder rental in the UK. I share some of the contributors' frustration. Does anyone know how to 'decant' a gas like nitrogen, CO2 or oxygen from one of the BOC cylinders into some other vessel? i.e. in order to return their precious cylinder and thereby stem the expense, especially if one only uses a little gas every so...

I'm finally getting round to fitting the 'new' doors I got for the SD1, and have stripped them out. They're in near perfect condition apart from a *small* amount of surface rust just showing in the seam between the skin and the bottom of the frame. So what's the best way to treat this given that they have to be sprayed anyway as they're the wrong colour? And should I use seam sealer? Also,...

I have three cars for sale a: 68 Pontiac 8 cil., 350, needs work 72 Camaro 6 cil., needs work 57/58 Mercedes Benz, 4 cil., diesel If you want more information about this cars you can mail me at

On Fri, 15 Aug 2003 14:09:03 +0100, "Andrew Todd" wrote: Hi After respaying the 2CV in Spring this year, I re-attached the badges (the ones on the bootlid that is) using double-sided sticky tape. This seemed to hold well, but in the recent spate of hot weather the glue melted and they fell off!

We are going to Angoleme for the event this year ,any body got any tips for a camp site nearby? Thanks in anticipation Keith

"adrian sandbach" wrote in message ... Before spending anything on the cooling system make sure you have a full heat shield between the carbs and the manifold. If not it's probably fuel vapourisation and you should get a new shield from Moss or one of the other specialists. Funny you should mention that. I've just...