ay_jay Posted October 7, 2006 Report Posted October 7, 2006 Anyone know who painted there engines in a light green hammerite colour when they re-conditioned them Cheers
V8ian Posted October 7, 2006 Report Posted October 7, 2006 The MOD used to paint their rebuilds light green, dont think it was hamerite
V8ian Posted October 7, 2006 Report Posted October 7, 2006 The MOD used to paint their rebuilds light green, dont think it was hamerite, whoops
ay_jay Posted October 7, 2006 Author Report Posted October 7, 2006 Its probably not hammerite mate, but looks like it
Jimsiss Posted October 7, 2006 Report Posted October 7, 2006 I have an ex MOD xflow engine in light green here it is:
ay_jay Posted October 7, 2006 Author Report Posted October 7, 2006 Yeah, looks like that mate. Going to be MR Thicky here but who are MOD
ay_jay Posted October 7, 2006 Author Report Posted October 7, 2006 Oh, right. I did think that but what would they have with a XFlow in it
Jimsiss Posted October 7, 2006 Report Posted October 7, 2006 its for the engineers to practice rebuilding engines
ay_jay Posted October 7, 2006 Author Report Posted October 7, 2006 Cheers, you learn something every day I don't think it was them. A mate of mine though it may be Burton's
V8ian Posted October 7, 2006 Report Posted October 7, 2006 Oh, right. I did think that but what would they have with a XFlow in it Mod used to have hundreds of Escort estates, Transits, Mk2, 3,4 5, cortinas, and Knowing the Mod they probably had a spare engine for every car, and probably enough body panels to keep ford in production for 6 months, a couple of years ago I visited one of my favorate breakers in Oxford, I was chatting to the owner, just to see what he had in new, MoD stock, 250 Bedford TK 4x4 steerable front axles, new and complete, and 200 Hilman avenger Estate tailgates, and LOADS more
Guest v6dale Posted October 7, 2006 Report Posted October 7, 2006 we use that paint at work to paint the rebuilt mod engines
ay_jay Posted October 7, 2006 Author Report Posted October 7, 2006 why do you want to know? Because that's whats in my MK1 Didn't realise that the MOD used them as well but makes sense now you say it Ian
Jimsiss Posted October 7, 2006 Report Posted October 7, 2006 has it got a black plate attached to the rocker cover with info on it?
tim Posted October 7, 2006 Report Posted October 7, 2006 Oh, right. I did think that but what would they have with a XFlow in it Mod used to have hundreds of Escort estates, Transits, Mk2, 3,4 5, cortinas, and Knowing the Mod they probably had a spare engine for every car, and probably enough body panels to keep ford in production for 6 months, a couple of years ago I visited one of my favorate breakers in Oxford, I was chatting to the owner, just to see what he had in new, MoD stock, 250 Bedford TK 4x4 steerable front axles, new and complete, and 200 Hilman avenger Estate tailgates, and LOADS more what breakers is that in oxford
V8ian Posted October 8, 2006 Report Posted October 8, 2006 Oh, right. I did think that but what would they have with a XFlow in it Mod used to have hundreds of Escort estates, Transits, Mk2, 3,4 5, cortinas, and Knowing the Mod they probably had a spare engine for every car, and probably enough body panels to keep ford in production for 6 months, a couple of years ago I visited one of my favorate breakers in Oxford, I was chatting to the owner, just to see what he had in new, MoD stock, 250 Bedford TK 4x4 steerable front axles, new and complete, and 200 Hilman avenger Estate tailgates, and LOADS more what breakers is that in oxford The yard Im talking about is Huges, just outside Bichester Ian
ALL4SHOW Posted October 8, 2006 Report Posted October 8, 2006 Its probably not hammerite mate, but looks like it it is more like hammerite green & im still asking about for you mate as im sure it was a well known company that did it but that is deffo not a MOD engine in yours as we used to paint truck engines like that steam clean & paint & yours is just the block
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