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Started by pscocoa, 12 May 2020, 19:51:49

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STEMO

The 1100 was my very first car.

pscocoa

Quote from: STEMO on 13 May 2020, 12:14:45
The 1100 was my very first car.

This is the 2 door version with cooper engine. Done 16000 miles.. Guy near me has it and needs a front wing. Remember the 1100 well.
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Nick W

Quote from: pscocoa on 13 May 2020, 20:31:46
Quote from: STEMO on 13 May 2020, 12:14:45
The 1100 was my very first car.

This is the 2 door version with cooper engine. Done 16000 miles.. Guy near me has it and needs a front wing. Remember the 1100 well.


about 10 years ago, my sister bought a 1300 with 18,000 miles that was supposedly ready to use. After replacing both master cylinders, clutch, wheel cylinders, brake pads, battery, radiator hoses and the tyres it became her daily driver. That list is typical of very low mileage old cars.


That front wing won't be the only welding that car needs....

pscocoa

finding a front wing that is cost effective is the problem - seems to be £500 worth which is prohibitive. I am finding some difficulty is managing the upload of images - the various click on buttons are not working?
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pscocoa

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Nick W

Quote from: pscocoa on 14 May 2020, 15:18:48
finding a front wing that is cost effective is the problem - seems to be £500 worth which is prohibitive. I am finding some difficulty is managing the upload of images - the various click on buttons are not working?


they were about £100 assembled(all 3 parts were available separately) per side from Earlpart

Migv6 le Frog Fan

I was in a crash as a passenger in an MG 1300 in 1977. Still don't know how I survived it. Only treatment needed was to stitch the top of my ear back on.
Driver was thrown out on the first impact and slid up the wet road on his arse watching his car disintegrate in front of his eyes.
There wasn't one recognisable panel when it finally came to a stop.
Its weird being the same age as old people !

henryd

Quote from: Migv6 le Frog Fan on 16 May 2020, 09:03:51
I was in a crash as a passenger in an MG 1300 in 1977. Still don't know how I survived it. Only treatment needed was to stitch the top of my ear back on.
Driver was thrown out on the first impact and slid up the wet road on his arse watching his car disintegrate in front of his eyes.
There wasn't one recognisable panel when it finally came to a stop.

low speed rtc then ??? :D
other rides 
  mk3 Volvo v70 2.0 Diesel , Pug 306 cabriolet, Pug 308 gt 180
  Sterling elite trekker pikey wagon

pscocoa

Quote from: Nick W on 15 May 2020, 15:26:35
Quote from: pscocoa on 14 May 2020, 15:18:48
finding a front wing that is cost effective is the problem - seems to be £500 worth which is prohibitive. I am finding some difficulty is managing the upload of images - the various click on buttons are not working?


they were about £100 assembled(all 3 parts were available separately) per side from Earlpart

Many thanks. Earlpart do not have an offside only. They will sell a pair of wings at £295 - have passed info onto owner.

Kevin - maybe transfer this thread to correct place please?
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Nick W

Quote from: pscocoa on 16 May 2020, 13:11:07
Quote from: Nick W on 15 May 2020, 15:26:35
Quote from: pscocoa on 14 May 2020, 15:18:48
finding a front wing that is cost effective is the problem - seems to be £500 worth which is prohibitive. I am finding some difficulty is managing the upload of images - the various click on buttons are not working?


they were about £100 assembled(all 3 parts were available separately) per side from Earlpart

Many thanks. Earlpart do not have an offside only. They will sell a pair of wings at £295 - have passed info onto owner.

Kevin - maybe transfer this thread to correct place please?


that price was about 10 years ago! They did fit well, and were well worth the money

Migv6 le Frog Fan

Quote from: henryd on 16 May 2020, 12:04:24
Quote from: Migv6 le Frog Fan on 16 May 2020, 09:03:51
I was in a crash as a passenger in an MG 1300 in 1977. Still don't know how I survived it. Only treatment needed was to stitch the top of my ear back on.
Driver was thrown out on the first impact and slid up the wet road on his arse watching his car disintegrate in front of his eyes.
There wasn't one recognisable panel when it finally came to a stop.

low speed rtc then ??? :D

On a narrow Irish country road at 2am, the driver was demonstrating that it could do 70 in third, and then hit a large puddle and aquaplaned. I distinctly remember feeling like I was inside a pinball machine as the car destroyed itself on the stone walls and trees.
Funny to look back on, but scary at the time.
Its weird being the same age as old people !