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Set of Mk2 RS 6in 4 Spoke Wheels Wanted
katana replied to Rally Pack 2000's topic in OLD SKOOL FORD PARTS WANTED
Never realised how low the Aussie tanks sit ! I always thought they would be . . . . . more 'fitted' with slightly raised boot floor to accomodate ! -
Gen. Ford Throttle cable - RS2000 mk2
katana replied to katana's topic in OLD SKOOL FORD PARTS FOR SALE
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Gen. Ford Throttle cable - RS2000 mk2
katana replied to katana's topic in OLD SKOOL FORD PARTS FOR SALE
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Now sold pending collection - thanks for the interest. Still got the other stuff listed for maybe a couple of weeks, a month tops then its scrap time!
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Just for info - Parcel farce would even quote as a single pallet - too heavy or too big! As two wheels per package = 11kg - 382.50 quid! So, close to a Grand for all 5 - I guess RP don't want them then?
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Motor went a while ago!
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Honestly I wouldn't have the first clue about shipping to you - I have enough difficulty in the UK🤣
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They are pretty good condition IMO - just sitting, gathering dust. Black painted spokes - oh and they are 6 x 13" - Sorry RP 5.5's wouldn't be a tenner each LOLs. Bargain (I think) yes - buy and sell on. . . . better than scrapping them!
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More stuff lurking in ex garage. RS2000 MK2 leaf springs x2 rusty but ok, bushes meh! Tenner each? Front calipers - probably seized, never used as came with car & swapped out for Wilwoods! Fiver each? 2x 50mm lowering blocks - tenner / pair. Everything is on. Would prefer collect - Camberley area, or it gets weighed in for scrap! PM's or 07950 six 8 six, six 5 seven
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Sorry - more stuff lurking in ex garage for sale or bin. RS2000 MK2 throttle cable, genuine Ford / Motorcraft. As fitted to Weber 32/36 carb - both ball cup ends look fine, possibly little wear, looks new'ish. 15 quid + postage? PM's or 07950 six 8 six, six 5 seven
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Bought this when doing my car but never got round to fitting it. Its a Vauxhall Corsa unit adapted for an Escort and also comes with a new forged UJ knuckle. I've lost my garage so needs to go to new home or will have to dispose at tip. Cost me £300 so would like £225 ono ! No reasonable offer refused. Collect from Camberley Surrey. PM's or 07950 686 65 seven.
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5No Capri RS type wheels for sale - £10 each of £40 for all five! I've lost my garage so have to go . . . . . or they'll go to tip! Collect only from Camberleey Surrey - PM's or 07950 6 8 6 6 5 Seven
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James - get well soon matey! See what happens when winning pludits for old cars - too much excitement has consequences at our age! 😷
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Is this AI generated? Why would any mk1 or mk2 owner require a speed sensor bracket for a non existant speed sensor ? ? ? And the 1st picture shows said bracket fitted to a hub, with cap head screws that are welded to the bracket (well that ain't coming off!) but the whole thing - bracket, bolts and weld are Zinc Plated, how as the bolts are welded . . . . . . . . but why? - its stainless steel ! Looks like a con to me!
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That the Abbeyfield Insurance advertising banner on this site, has the vehicles driving on the 'wrong' side of the road - can't put it down to 'continential driving' as they are a UK based and operated company! Its just a small, petty thing but it annoys me - can't get that right what happens in a claim? Anyway off I go again!
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I recently rebuilt my Peralta deck - new trucks & Bones wheels but at 63 I'm not as brave as I was at 15 / 16 years old - a 4' high half pipe is scary! LOLs
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Most Speedo connections of that era were the same, like this . . . . 4 and 5 speed boxes have connection in same location.
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Having been around the OSF world for over a decade, i've engaged with many digital 'friends' on the site, sharing advise, having a craic and buying / selling parts during the ownership of my car. That has now been sold and the new owner has soured my continued presence here with his 'build' thread. I will only say that this car was built for ME - no one else. It was built in a leaky, decrepit, rented garage with no light or power, so only work outside was possible. I'm physically disabled, only having 20% use of one arm & hand so major 'heavy' work is somewhat challenging - try fitting a gearbox lying on your back and only using one arm! As I said, everything I did on this car was done to get it on the road for my use only - I find cable ties restraining cables in an engine bay strangely acceptable - obviously not so for others. I won't further justify why I did anything on this car as it would be pointless! I have enjoyed my time here and I may pop in from time to time but don't wish to be around some people who like making fun at the expense of others. I wish Scott and some of the other members well, a Happy New Year and continued 'Clear Roads' with your own Old Fords! Regards, TTFN.
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Assorted Stuff left after Car Sale
katana replied to katana's topic in OLD SKOOL FORD PARTS FOR SALE
Whilst Kenlowe's were unsophisticated, the blade profile and pitch angle means they either push or pull air, better in one direction. Whilst the wires can be reversed to spin opposite direction, the airflow volume goes down hurting cooling potential. The Kenlowe instructions posted by Miniliteman show the 'earlier version' that uses a type of Zip Tie through the rad fins (had this on my Mini) The one I'm selling uses arms to mount to body not rad. -
Assorted Stuff left after Car Sale
katana replied to katana's topic in OLD SKOOL FORD PARTS FOR SALE
But you would think that ! As there was no spare wheel, a jack would just be surplus weight -
Rarely do classics get 'driven' away - winched onto a flatbed and away - quick and quiet! A Denver Boot wheel clamp is a) a deterrent and b) makes moving the car bloody difficult till its off! Not sexy method would be a bar through the steering wheel with a chain down to handbrake / seat belt mount secured with padlock - engage whilst on full lock, would certainly cause issues for a tealeaf!
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The synthetic over the natural would be my preference - yes! (but that's just me - they are equally good if done right)
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Assorted Stuff left after Car Sale
katana replied to katana's topic in OLD SKOOL FORD PARTS FOR SALE
As I removed it over 10 years ago, I haven't a scooby doo but based on bugger all space between water pump pulley & rad in the RS I'd say in front was more than likely ! -
Maybe metrificated imperial screw as it's nearly 1/8 x 5/8ths?
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Assorted Stuff left after Car Sale
katana replied to katana's topic in OLD SKOOL FORD PARTS FOR SALE
Following on from the stuff listed above, I've also found MORE! 1. Pair of Alloy axle lowering blocks - 1.5" drop - bit manky £10 + postage? 2. Pair of M16 Front calipers (took off to fit Wilwoods!) They are spacered to suit Capri Vented discs. They look not totally crusty with newish pads as I believe they got pulled at last MOT. Checked both bleed screws are loosened. As a pair of reconditioned calipers and spacer kit will set you back about £150, how about £75.00 + a £5 for post? 3. Pair of 3 leaf, std. Escort / Capri rear springs. Good bushes, bit crusty and will do if nothing better available £20 NO POST - COLLECT ONLY! Or they go to recycling at end of January. 4. Ford car jack as supplied with Escorts (and maybe others?) Wind-up pillar type with folding arm, black knob type handle - see pic. £40.00