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parts list cross reference for the elan and +2......
if anyone has any info regarding OEM's or even who makes them now and any details you have......
I believe one of our number is compiling a complete parts list cross reference so any info you have would be much appreciated
go for it Pete..!!!!!....
please feel free to add the info on here or if you have lots of relevant info then please contact pete via PM or Peter Mallinson on his web or email [email protected] www.sheenview.com
TIA
if anyone has any info regarding OEM's or even who makes them now and any details you have......
I believe one of our number is compiling a complete parts list cross reference so any info you have would be much appreciated
go for it Pete..!!!!!....
please feel free to add the info on here or if you have lots of relevant info then please contact pete via PM or Peter Mallinson on his web or email [email protected] www.sheenview.com
TIA
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theelanman - Coveted Fifth Gear
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please feel free to add the info on here .....
TIA
One info I can supply is that the parts list mentioned in this forum several times earlier has at least one mistake which even I was able to spot:
The +2 heater isn't a Spridget item as it is mentioned in the list. Angloparts and others have PDF catalogues available for download, I use them a lot to search for cross references and the various Spridget heaters shown in this catalogue have nothing to do with the one currently residing on my workbench.
Tim
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1964 Norton Atlas - 1974 Lotus 130/5
Parts falling of these vehicles are of the
finest british craftsmenship
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I know that your heater matrix on a +2 is a ford fiesta (european/british model)......its about 1mm shorter than the original +2 item
cheers
G
cheers
G
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The +2 heater isn't a Spridget item as it is mentioned in the list. Angloparts and others have PDF catalogues available for download, I use them a lot to search for cross references and the various Spridget heaters shown in this catalogue have nothing to do with the one currently residing on my workbench.
Tim[/quote]
according to Graham Arnolds book "illustrated lotus buyers guide" the plus 2 heater was from "a very big british four door sedan" but doesnt mention which one.
Any suggestions (MK2 jag?)
regards
Mark
The +2 heater isn't a Spridget item as it is mentioned in the list. Angloparts and others have PDF catalogues available for download, I use them a lot to search for cross references and the various Spridget heaters shown in this catalogue have nothing to do with the one currently residing on my workbench.
Tim[/quote]
according to Graham Arnolds book "illustrated lotus buyers guide" the plus 2 heater was from "a very big british four door sedan" but doesnt mention which one.
Any suggestions (MK2 jag?)
regards
Mark
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The dash mounted slide controls for the heater were the same as various Fords of the era. So if from a large 4 door sedan perhaps a Granada ?
Rohan
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The dash mounted slide controls for the heater were the same as various Fords of the era. So if from a large 4 door sedan perhaps a Granada ?
It's not the Jag MkII and the one sitting on my bench has a Smiths sticker
together with a type nr. I'll have a look at it later.
Tim
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Rohan
As I recall, the Granada wasn't about at that time. Perhaps it was the Ford Zephyr/Zodiac?
If it is a Smiths part, they were often fitted to BMC cars, so it could be the same as the Austin 1800/Wolsley?
Tim
As I recall, the Granada wasn't about at that time. Perhaps it was the Ford Zephyr/Zodiac?
If it is a Smiths part, they were often fitted to BMC cars, so it could be the same as the Austin 1800/Wolsley?
Tim
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Tim,
I had a Mk2 Cortina 1600. I'm pretty sure the eyeball dash vents were fitted to it as well as the Dagenam dustbins (Mk4? Zephyrs & Zodiacs)
Hamish.
I had a Mk2 Cortina 1600. I'm pretty sure the eyeball dash vents were fitted to it as well as the Dagenam dustbins (Mk4? Zephyrs & Zodiacs)
Hamish.
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Eyeball vents were Hillman Hunter (arrow model) as I recall
Regards
Dave
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Dave
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All,
I just found this on the Ford Corsair Owner's Club web site......
Looks as though it's very similar to the Plus 2 heater. The Corsair has 2 x outlets at the front, whereas the Plus 2 has them at the side. Maybe it's as close as we're going to get!
I used to own a Hillman Hunter, and don't recognise the Air Fascia Vents from there. I'm sure they came from the Humber Sceptre, the up-market version of the Hunter with the walnut dashboard, etc.
Cheers,
I just found this on the Ford Corsair Owner's Club web site......
Looks as though it's very similar to the Plus 2 heater. The Corsair has 2 x outlets at the front, whereas the Plus 2 has them at the side. Maybe it's as close as we're going to get!
I used to own a Hillman Hunter, and don't recognise the Air Fascia Vents from there. I'm sure they came from the Humber Sceptre, the up-market version of the Hunter with the walnut dashboard, etc.
Cheers,
Ron '68 +2, '92 M100
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