Steering Column I.D Please
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It looks very like the column on my S3, and a bit like that on my Europa TC except that I don't see a lock.
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RogerFrench - Fourth Gear
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It's an early Elan/Triumph Spitfire/Triumph Herald column which presumably doesn't have the steering lock capability of later cars.
It looks like it post dates the early Type26 cars because the pair of switch cowlings look as if they are plastic (rather than metal).
The switches aren't Type26 either.
If it is a locking column there will be a hole about half way down.
It looks like it post dates the early Type26 cars because the pair of switch cowlings look as if they are plastic (rather than metal).
The switches aren't Type26 either.
If it is a locking column there will be a hole about half way down.
Steve
'64 S1 Elan (Owned since '73)
'69 Alfa Romeo 1750 Spider Veloce (Owned since '77)
'70 Morris Minor 1000 (Owned since '85)
'64 S1 Elan (Owned since '73)
'69 Alfa Romeo 1750 Spider Veloce (Owned since '77)
'70 Morris Minor 1000 (Owned since '85)
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AlfaLofa - Third Gear
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Looks like my S3/SS, though the headlamp dip switch is blanked on my column.
There is no cure for Lotus, only treatment.
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StressCraxx - Coveted Fifth Gear
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