So what does your Elan/Plus2 look like today?
It used to be so easy, working beneath the car on stands, to bleed that slave cylinder. But then the last time was over fifteen years ago! Not much success yesterday, so I am excited to fit a remote bleeder, as suggested here. I think I will route it up to the engine compartment.
Best to all.
Andy
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cabc26b wrote:A good friend put on a tour of 6 covered bridges - we covered over 200 miles in gorgeous weather - the barn find ran like a champ the whole time, never missed a beat . My navigator however packed it in early .
Are you in Athens, ga? One of those bridges looks extremely familiar.
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Here is my Barn find 1965 Elan s2 rhd. This is the most recent picture I have, but I have done a lot more since this was taken.
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cabc26b wrote:Tyler,
Bridge should look familiar - this should too, but to answer your questions, I am not in Athens , think the other A-town .
George
Haha awesome, thought so.
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NOW HERE IS A THING THAT DRIVES ME MAD!! WHY IS IT NOT COMPULSORY TO STATE WHERE YOU ARE? IT WOULD MAKE EVERYTHING SO MUCH EASIER FOR US ALL - UNLESS OF COURSE YOU ARE ASHAMED OF WHERE YOU LIVE...............
After our epic trip to northern Spain in October the weather in Somerset - yes, England - has been diableedin' bollicle! Floods - not in our house as it was built in 1610 and they were clever in those days and did not build where it floods - unlike modern developers. The puddles have been spectacular and with a bit of welly you can get the water to go right over the top of the windscreen, (wear a hat).
I popped out again today and as the sun was shining and the temperature 1c and windy, to go and visit an old and not very well friend. I stopped by Cadbury Castle, and iron age fort associated with King Arthur, (see Wikipedia), and took a pretty rubbish photograph. The roads are soaking, covered in mud and cow and best of all slippery. Sliding is such fun.........
After our epic trip to northern Spain in October the weather in Somerset - yes, England - has been diableedin' bollicle! Floods - not in our house as it was built in 1610 and they were clever in those days and did not build where it floods - unlike modern developers. The puddles have been spectacular and with a bit of welly you can get the water to go right over the top of the windscreen, (wear a hat).
I popped out again today and as the sun was shining and the temperature 1c and windy, to go and visit an old and not very well friend. I stopped by Cadbury Castle, and iron age fort associated with King Arthur, (see Wikipedia), and took a pretty rubbish photograph. The roads are soaking, covered in mud and cow and best of all slippery. Sliding is such fun.........
David
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bast0n wrote:NOW HERE IS A THING THAT DRIVES ME MAD!! WHY IS IT NOT COMPULSORY TO STATE WHERE YOU ARE? IT WOULD MAKE EVERYTHING SO MUCH EASIER FOR US ALL - UNLESS OF COURSE YOU ARE ASHAMED OF WHERE YOU LIVE...............
You're starting to sound like Ed (TwinCamMan)!...
Phil Harrison
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You're starting to sound like Ed (TwinCamMan)!...
Good!
I am glad to see that you are unashamed to let us know where you live. Let's track down and shame the ashamed. Corporal punishment, extra work after school and so on..........
Bah, humbug and all that.................
David
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bast0n wrote:You're starting to sound like Ed (TwinCamMan)!...
Good!
I am glad to see that you are unashamed to let us know where you live. Let's track down and shame the ashamed. Corporal punishment, extra work after school and so on..........
Bah, humbug and all that.................
Bast0n always has his tongue planted firmly in his cheek A true Elan enthusiast undeterred by a slight chill in the air.
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bast0n wrote:All jolly good Spanner - but where the hell are you...................?
Start another topic, Please.
Sows Ear is getting closer
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