5 speed conversion
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5 speed conversion
I am in the process of the conversion on MG TC 5407 .I researched
all the possibilities and in the end purchased the HI-GEAR
Engineering conversion kit with a rebuilt type 9 gearbox
Gearbox Ratios ; 3.65 ,1.97 ,1.37 ,1.00 ,0.82
With an standard TB/TC axle ratio @ 5.125/1 70 mph = 3535 rpm in 5
th gear
Peter and Pat (wife )Gamble 011-44-1-332-514-503 , are wonderful to
work with . The complete kit is "TOP SHELF" . The bellhousing is a
thing of beauty and the kit has all the parts necessary and
fasteners
plus well written instructions for the competent owner to fit the
package into our T series cars
I have added Bob Grunau 's ( 408-371-1642 ) work of art , his ten lb
steel flywheel with an MG TD ring gear and Sunbeam MK IV pressure
plate . Matched to the ring gear I installed British Starters'( DR
Marty 516-978-6161 ) very small MGA gear reduction starter . It
pulls
much less amps , spins Bob's flywheel much faster and can be
installed
and removed without disassembling half of the driver-side engine
compartment .
It should be disclosed that the standard MG TC tunnel has to be
slightly modified to accept a drive shaft protection ring .So those
of you that need to be historically correct please do not yell ! But
the original black rubber trans cover fits quite nicely over the new
gearbox .Please feel free to use my name when you call any of the
suppliers,Regards.
John Welch , TC 5407 Golf IL. 312-983-8980
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5 speed conversion
I am in the process of the conversion on MG TC 5407 .I researched
all the possibilities and in the end purchased the HI-GEAR
Engineering conversion kit with a rebuilt type 9 gearbox
Gearbox Ratios ; 3.65 ,1.97 ,1.37 ,1.00 ,0.82
With an standard TB/TC axle ratio @ 5.125/1 70 mph = 3535 rpm in 5
th gear
Peter and Pat (wife )Gamble 011-44-1-332-514-503 , are wonderful to
work with . The complete kit is "TOP SHELF" . The bellhousing is a
thing of beauty and the kit has all the parts necessary and
fasteners
plus well written instructions for the competent owner to fit the
package into our T series cars
I have added Bob Grunau 's ( 408-371-1642 ) work of art , his ten lb
steel flywheel with an MG TD ring gear and Sunbeam MK IV pressure
plate . Matched to the ring gear I installed British Starters'( DR
Marty 516-978-6161 ) very small MGA gear reduction starter . It
pulls
much less amps , spins Bob's flywheel much faster and can be
installed
and removed without disassembling half of the driver-side engine
compartment .
It should be disclosed that the standard MG TC tunnel has to be
slightly modified to accept a drive shaft protection ring .So those
of you that need to be historically correct please do not yell ! But
the original black rubber trans cover fits quite nicely over the new
gearbox .Please feel free to use my name when you call any of the
suppliers,Regards.
John Welch , TC 5407 Golf IL. 312-983-8980
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5 speed conversion
I am in the process of the conversion on MG TC 5407 .I researched
all the possibilities and in the end purchased the HI-GEAR
Engineering conversion kit with a rebuilt type 9 gearbox
Gearbox Ratios ; 3.65 ,1.97 ,1.37 ,1.00 ,0.82
With an standard TB/TC axle ratio @ 5.125/1 70 mph = 3535 rpm in 5
th gear
Peter and Pat (wife )Gamble 011-44-1-332-514-503 , are wonderful to
work with . The complete kit is "TOP SHELF" . The bellhousing is a
thing of beauty and the kit has all the parts necessary and
fasteners
plus well written instructions for the competent owner to fit the
package into our T series cars
I have added Bob Grunau 's ( 408-371-1642 ) work of art , his ten lb
steel flywheel with an MG TD ring gear and Sunbeam MK IV pressure
plate . Matched to the ring gear I installed British Starters'( DR
Marty 516-978-6161 ) very small MGA gear reduction starter . It
pulls
much less amps , spins Bob's flywheel much faster and can be
installed
and removed without disassembling half of the driver-side engine
compartment .
It should be disclosed that the standard MG TC tunnel has to be
slightly modified to accept a drive shaft protection ring .So those
of you that need to be historically correct please do not yell ! But
the original black rubber trans cover fits quite nicely over the new
gearbox .Please feel free to use my name when you call any of the
suppliers,Regards.
John Welch , TC 5407 Golf IL. 312-983-8980
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5 speed conversion
Hello all;
I a considering developing and building a 5 speed conversion for the TC. At
this point I am asking a few general questions.
1. Has anyone used a modern/available transmission for this conversion
with success?
2. What about gear ratios?
3. Are most or any 5 speeds overdrive in 5th?
4. What kind of RPM do you attain with stock gears?
5. Do you use stock pressure plate and use a disk that matches the
transmission?
6. How do you get the shifter into the proper position?
I would like to build some of these and sell them for less than Moss does,
but would like to still make a small profit.
Everyone who had purchased one of my VW kits is very pleased and I would
offer the same type of quality in a 5 speed kit.
How many would possibly be interested, and at what price?
The adventure continues....
Body tub is back on TC-1576 and I am rebuilding the doors. Does anyone have
any of the door wood that is excess to your needs that you would sell? I
need it yesterday!
Thanks!
Have a great day.
Bud Silvers
TC 1576 - Low n slo in the Black Forest of Colorado......
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5 speed conversion
Good morning all;
Thank you very much to all who responded to this question. I now have some
idea how to proceed. I should clarify something. At this point I don't think
that I am personally interested in putting a 5 speed into my car. What I am
interested in is developing a less expensive alternative and possibly better
alternative to the Moss conversion. I kind of like the idea of a separate
overdrive, and might consider that for my car. The disadvantage to this is
that the original transmissions don't seem to be available. An alternative
transmission would resolve this problem as well as the gearing problem. It
would also preserve at least one of the original transmissions.
To those of you who are members of the OP, let me say this. For the 30 VW
steering conversions that I have sold, there are 30 Bishop Cam steering
boxes and associated parts being preserved. Furthermore, there are 30 TC's
out there which appear in the public more often, and are safer and more
pleasant for their owners to drive. The same can be said for alternative
transmissions, for each one in use in TC's there is an original TC
transmission being preserved, etc. I am more of a purist than most believe,
but I also like to drive my car and enjoy the safety and the experience and
reliability.
In any case, thank you very much to all who responded. When and if I decide
to pursue the transmission project I will certainly let you all know.
Have a great day.
Bud Silvers
TC 1576 - Low n slo in the Black Forest of Colorado......
From: Bud Silvers [mailto:mgtc@usaviator.net]
Sent: Saturday, March 20, 2010 8:04 AM
To: MG T-ABC GROUP
Subject: [mg-tabc] 5 speed conversion
Hello all;
I a considering developing and building a 5 speed conversion for the TC. At
this point I am asking a few general questions.
1. Has anyone used a modern/available transmission for this conversion
with success?
2. What about gear ratios?
3. Are most or any 5 speeds overdrive in 5th?
4. What kind of RPM do you attain with stock gears?
5. Do you use stock pressure plate and use a disk that matches the
transmission?
6. How do you get the shifter into the proper position?
I would like to build some of these and sell them for less than Moss does,
but would like to still make a small profit.
Everyone who had purchased one of my VW kits is very pleased and I would
offer the same type of quality in a 5 speed kit.
How many would possibly be interested, and at what price?
The adventure continues....
Body tub is back on TC-1576 and I am rebuilding the doors. Does anyone have
any of the door wood that is excess to your needs that you would sell? I
need it yesterday!
Thanks!
Have a great day.
Bud Silvers
TC 1576 - Low n slo in the Black Forest of Colorado......
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Re: 5 speed conversion
Hello again all;
While on this subject, does anyone have a stock TC transmission for sale?
Bud Silvers
TC 1576 - Low n slo in the Black Forest of Colorado......
From: Bud Silvers [mailto:mgtc@usaviator.net]
Sent: Monday, March 22, 2010 9:39 AM
To: 'MG T-ABC GROUP'
Subject: [mg-tabc] 5 speed conversion
Good morning all;
Thank you very much to all who responded to this question. I now have some
idea how to proceed. I should clarify something. At this point I don't think
that I am personally interested in putting a 5 speed into my car. What I am
interested in is developing a less expensive alternative and possibly better
alternative to the Moss conversion. I kind of like the idea of a separate
overdrive, and might consider that for my car. The disadvantage to this is
that the original transmissions don't seem to be available. An alternative
transmission would resolve this problem as well as the gearing problem. It
would also preserve at least one of the original transmissions.
To those of you who are members of the OP, let me say this. For the 30 VW
steering conversions that I have sold, there are 30 Bishop Cam steering
boxes and associated parts being preserved. Furthermore, there are 30 TC's
out there which appear in the public more often, and are safer and more
pleasant for their owners to drive. The same can be said for alternative
transmissions, for each one in use in TC's there is an original TC
transmission being preserved, etc. I am more of a purist than most believe,
but I also like to drive my car and enjoy the safety and the experience and
reliability.
In any case, thank you very much to all who responded. When and if I decide
to pursue the transmission project I will certainly let you all know.
Have a great day.
Bud Silvers
TC 1576 - Low n slo in the Black Forest of Colorado......
From: Bud Silvers [mailto:mgtc@usaviator.net ]
Sent: Saturday, March 20, 2010 8:04 AM
To: MG T-ABC GROUP
Subject: [mg-tabc] 5 speed conversion
Hello all;
I a considering developing and building a 5 speed conversion for the TC. At
this point I am asking a few general questions.
1. Has anyone used a modern/available transmission for this conversion
with success?
2. What about gear ratios?
3. Are most or any 5 speeds overdrive in 5th?
4. What kind of RPM do you attain with stock gears?
5. Do you use stock pressure plate and use a disk that matches the
transmission?
6. How do you get the shifter into the proper position?
I would like to build some of these and sell them for less than Moss does,
but would like to still make a small profit.
Everyone who had purchased one of my VW kits is very pleased and I would
offer the same type of quality in a 5 speed kit.
How many would possibly be interested, and at what price?
The adventure continues....
Body tub is back on TC-1576 and I am rebuilding the doors. Does anyone have
any of the door wood that is excess to your needs that you would sell? I
need it yesterday!
Thanks!
Have a great day.
Bud Silvers
TC 1576 - Low n slo in the Black Forest of Colorado......
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Re: 5 speed conversion
Good luck with that, all the TD racers have converted their cars to TC
boxes.
Ed Callo III
In a message dated 3/22/2010 11:44:44 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
mgtc@usaviator.net writes:
Hello again all;
While on this subject, does anyone have a stock TC transmission for sale?
Bud Silvers
TC 1576 - Low n slo in the Black Forest of Colorado....TC
From: Bud Silvers [mailto:_mgtc@usaviator.mgt_ (mailto:mgtc@usaviator.net)
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Sent: Monday, March 22, 2010 9:39 AM
To: 'MG T-ABC GROUP'
Subject: [mg-tabc] 5 speed conversion
Good morning all;
Thank you very much to all who responded to this question. I now have some
idea how to proceed. I should clarify something. At this point I don't
think
that I am personally interested in putting a 5 speed into my car. What I am
interested in is developing a less expensive alternative and possibly
better
alternative to the Moss conversion. I kind of like the idea of a separate
overdrive, and might consider that for my car. The disadvantage to this is
that the original transmissions don't seem to be available. An alternative
transmission would resolve this problem as well as the gearing problem. It
would also preserve at least one of the original transmissions.
To those of you who are members of the OP, let me say this. For the 30 VW
steering conversions that I have sold, there are 30 Bishop Cam steering
boxes and associated parts being preserved. Furthermore, there are 30 TC's
out there which appear in the public more often, and are safer and more
pleasant for their owners to drive. The same can be said for alternative
transmissions, for each one in use in TC's there is an original TC
transmission being preserved, etc. I am more of a purist than most believe,
but I also like to drive my car and enjoy the safety and the experience and
reliability.
In any case, thank you very much to all who responded. When and if I decide
to pursue the transmission project I will certainly let you all know.
Have a great day.
Bud Silvers
TC 1576 - Low n slo in the Black Forest of Colorado....TC
From: Bud Silvers [mailto:_mgtc@usaviator.mgt_ (mailto:mgtc@usaviator.net)
]
Sent: Saturday, March 20, 2010 8:04 AM
To: MG T-ABC GROUP
Subject: [mg-tabc] 5 speed conversion
Hello all;
I a considering developing and building a 5 speed conversion for the TC. At
this point I am asking a few general questions.
1. Has anyone used a modern/available transmission for this conversion
with success?
2. What about gear ratios?
3. Are most or any 5 speeds overdrive in 5th?
4. What kind of RPM do you attain with stock gears?
5. Do you use stock pressure plate and use a disk that matches the
transmission?
6. How do you get the shifter into the proper position?
I would like to build some of these and sell them for less than Moss does,
but would like to still make a small profit.
Everyone who had purchased one of my VW kits is very pleased and I would
offer the same type of quality in a 5 speed kit.
How many would possibly be interested, and at what price?
The adventure continues...T
Body tub is back on TC-1576 and I am rebuilding the doors. Does anyone have
any of the door wood that is excess to your needs that you would sell? I
need it yesterday!
Thanks!
Have a great day.
Bud Silvers
TC 1576 - Low n slo in the Black Forest of Colorado....TC
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Re: 5 speed conversion
Certainly, $1500 complete with bellhousing (needing repair) and shift extension.
Cheers, Hugh Pite
----- Original Message ----- From: Bud Silvers To: 'Bud Silvers' ; 'MG T-ABC GROUP' Sent: Monday, March 22, 2010 8:41 AM Subject: RE: [mg-tabc] 5 speed conversion Hello again all; While on this subject, does anyone have a stock TC transmission for sale? Bud Silvers TC 1576 - Low n slo in the Black Forest of Colorado...... From: Bud Silvers [mailto:mgtc@usaviator.net] Sent: Monday, March 22, 2010 9:39 AM To: 'MG T-ABC GROUP' Subject: [mg-tabc] 5 speed conversion Good morning all; Thank you very much to all who responded to this question. I now have some idea how to proceed. I should clarify something. At this point I don't think that I am personally interested in putting a 5 speed into my car. What I am interested in is developing a less expensive alternative and possibly better alternative to the Moss conversion. I kind of like the idea of a separate overdrive, and might consider that for my car. The disadvantage to this is that the original transmissions don't seem to be available. An alternative transmission would resolve this problem as well as the gearing problem. It would also preserve at least one of the original transmissions. To those of you who are members of the OP, let me say this. For the 30 VW steering conversions that I have sold, there are 30 Bishop Cam steering boxes and associated parts being preserved. Furthermore, there are 30 TC's out there which appear in the public more often, and are safer and more pleasant for their owners to drive. The same can be said for alternative transmissions, for each one in use in TC's there is an original TC transmission being preserved, etc. I am more of a purist than most believe, but I also like to drive my car and enjoy the safety and the experience and reliability. In any case, thank you very much to all who responded. When and if I decide to pursue the transmission project I will certainly let you all know. Have a great day. Bud Silvers TC 1576 - Low n slo in the Black Forest of Colorado...... From: Bud Silvers [mailto:mgtc@usaviator.net ] Sent: Saturday, March 20, 2010 8:04 AM To: MG T-ABC GROUP Subject: [mg-tabc] 5 speed conversion Hello all; I a considering developing and building a 5 speed conversion for the TC. At this point I am asking a few general questions. 1. Has anyone used a modern/available transmission for this conversion with success? 2. What about gear ratios? 3. Are most or any 5 speeds overdrive in 5th? 4. What kind of RPM do you attain with stock gears? 5. Do you use stock pressure plate and use a disk that matches the transmission? 6. How do you get the shifter into the proper position? I would like to build some of these and sell them for less than Moss does, but would like to still make a small profit. Everyone who had purchased one of my VW kits is very pleased and I would offer the same type of quality in a 5 speed kit. How many would possibly be interested, and at what price? The adventure continues.... Body tub is back on TC-1576 and I am rebuilding the doors. Does anyone have any of the door wood that is excess to your needs that you would sell? I need it yesterday! Thanks! Have a great day. Bud Silvers TC 1576 - Low n slo in the Black Forest of Colorado...... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG - www.avg.com Version: 9.0.791 / Virus Database: 271.1.1/2763 - Release Date: 03/22/10 00:33:00 [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: 5 speed conversion
I beg to suggest that it isn't just the OP who would object to this type of
conversion. FIVA require that historic cars have original steering, gearbox,
engine etc before they grant a certificate. If non original parts or
modifications are fitted then they should be of the same period and are
noted on the certificate.
So what! you may say. Well without a FIVA certificate many countries will
not even allow an old car to be imported or used on public roads. Also a
FIVA cert is a requirement for European Classic Rallies and most old car
events. Thus in my country, Greece, a VW steering or a 5 speed gearbox would
have the reverse effect to the one you envisage and the car could NEVER be
used on the road and would have to be be relegated to a museum.
I personally have no axe to grind regarding mods to our cars but do be aware
that if you or any subsequent owner intends to export and use them on public
roads in Europe or Asia, do check the local requirements. I have no idea
whether FIVA is widely accepted in USA. If you are interested in FIVA see:
http://www.fiva.org/EN/General_Info.htm
Enjoy them whilst you can
Cliff
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 5:39 PM, Bud Silvers mgtc@usaviator.net> wrote: > > > Good morning all; > > Thank you very much to all who responded to this question. I now have some > idea how to proceed. I should clarify something. At this point I don't > think > that I am personally interested in putting a 5 speed into my car. What I am > interested in is developing a less expensive alternative and possibly > better > alternative to the Moss conversion. I kind of like the idea of a separate > overdrive, and might consider that for my car. The disadvantage to this is > that the original transmissions don't seem to be available. An alternative > transmission would resolve this problem as well as the gearing problem. It > would also preserve at least one of the original transmissions. > > To those of you who are members of the OP, let me say this. For the 30 VW > steering conversions that I have sold, there are 30 Bishop Cam steering > boxes and associated parts being preserved. Furthermore, there are 30 TC's > out there which appear in the public more often, and are safer and more > pleasant for their owners to drive. The same can be said for alternative > transmissions, for each one in use in TC's there is an original TC > transmission being preserved, etc. I am more of a purist than most believe, > but I also like to drive my car and enjoy the safety and the experience and > reliability. > > In any case, thank you very much to all who responded. When and if I decide > to pursue the transmission project I will certainly let you all know. > > Have a great day. > > Bud Silvers > > TC 1576 - Low n slo in the Black Forest of Colorado...... > > From: Bud Silvers [mailto:mgtc@usaviator.net ] > Sent: Saturday, March 20, 2010 8:04 AM > To: MG T-ABC GROUP > Subject: [mg-tabc] 5 speed conversion > > Hello all; > > I a considering developing and building a 5 speed conversion for the TC. At > this point I am asking a few general questions. > > 1. Has anyone used a modern/available transmission for this conversion > with success? > > 2. What about gear ratios? > > 3. Are most or any 5 speeds overdrive in 5th? > > 4. What kind of RPM do you attain with stock gears? > > 5. Do you use stock pressure plate and use a disk that matches the > transmission? > > 6. How do you get the shifter into the proper position? > > I would like to build some of these and sell them for less than Moss does, > but would like to still make a small profit. > > Everyone who had purchased one of my VW kits is very pleased and I would > offer the same type of quality in a 5 speed kit. > > How many would possibly be interested, and at what price? > > The adventure continues.... > > Body tub is back on TC-1576 and I am rebuilding the doors. Does anyone have > any of the door wood that is excess to your needs that you would sell? I > need it yesterday! > > Thanks! > > Have a great day. > > Bud Silvers > > TC 1576 - Low n slo in the Black Forest of Colorado...... > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: 5 speed conversion
Another reason NOT to live in Europe. I don't know why you people put
up with such interference by government in something they've no right
to be involved in. So long as the car is safe and passes safety
regulations it's no one's business what steering, gearbox etc it has.
Next they'll be telling you it can't be painted in two pack paint and
dictate what colour it must be!!!!!
Murray Arundell
Glad to be in Aus
Sent from my iPhone
On 23/03/2010, at 3:12, Clifford Knight clifford.f.knight@gmail.com>
wrote:
> I beg to suggest that it isn't just the OP who would object to this > type of > conversion. FIVA require that historic cars have original steering, > gearbox, > engine etc before they grant a certificate. If non original parts or > modifications are fitted then they should be of the same period and > are > noted on the certificate. > > So what! you may say. Well without a FIVA certificate many countries > will > not even allow an old car to be imported or used on public roads. > Also a > FIVA cert is a requirement for European Classic Rallies and most old > car > events. Thus in my country, Greece, a VW steering or a 5 speed > gearbox would > have the reverse effect to the one you envisage and the car could > NEVER be > used on the road and would have to be be relegated to a museum. > > I personally have no axe to grind regarding mods to our cars but do > be aware > that if you or any subsequent owner intends to export and use them > on public > roads in Europe or Asia, do check the local requirements. I have no > idea > whether FIVA is widely accepted in USA. If you are interested in > FIVA see: > http://www.fiva.org/EN/General_Info.htm > > Enjoy them whilst you can > Cliff > > > > > > > > > > > > On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 5:39 PM, Bud Silvers mgtc@usaviator.net> > wrote: > >> >> >> Good morning all; >> >> Thank you very much to all who responded to this question. I now >> have some >> idea how to proceed. I should clarify something. At this point I >> don't >> think >> that I am personally interested in putting a 5 speed into my car. >> What I am >> interested in is developing a less expensive alternative and possibly >> better >> alternative to the Moss conversion. I kind of like the idea of a >> separate >> overdrive, and might consider that for my car. The disadvantage to >> this is >> that the original transmissions don't seem to be available. An >> alternative >> transmission would resolve this problem as well as the gearing >> problem. It >> would also preserve at least one of the original transmissions. >> >> To those of you who are members of the OP, let me say this. For the >> 30 VW >> steering conversions that I have sold, there are 30 Bishop Cam >> steering >> boxes and associated parts being preserved. Furthermore, there are >> 30 TC's >> out there which appear in the public more often, and are safer and >> more >> pleasant for their owners to drive. The same can be said for >> alternative >> transmissions, for each one in use in TC's there is an original TC >> transmission being preserved, etc. I am more of a purist than most >> believe, >> but I also like to drive my car and enjoy the safety and the >> experience and >> reliability. >> >> In any case, thank you very much to all who responded. When and if >> I decide >> to pursue the transmission project I will certainly let you all know. >> >> Have a great day. >> >> Bud Silvers >> >> TC 1576 - Low n slo in the Black Forest of Colorado...... >> >> From: Bud Silvers [mailto:mgtc@usaviator.net ] >> Sent: Saturday, March 20, 2010 8:04 AM >> To: MG T-ABC GROUP >> Subject: [mg-tabc] 5 speed conversion >> >> Hello all; >> >> I a considering developing and building a 5 speed conversion for >> the TC. At >> this point I am asking a few general questions. >> >> 1. Has anyone used a modern/available transmission for this >> conversion >> with success? >> >> 2. What about gear ratios? >> >> 3. Are most or any 5 speeds overdrive in 5th? >> >> 4. What kind of RPM do you attain with stock gears? >> >> 5. Do you use stock pressure plate and use a disk that matches the >> transmission? >> >> 6. How do you get the shifter into the proper position? >> >> I would like to build some of these and sell them for less than >> Moss does, >> but would like to still make a small profit. >> >> Everyone who had purchased one of my VW kits is very pleased and I >> would >> offer the same type of quality in a 5 speed kit. >> >> How many would possibly be interested, and at what price? >> >> The adventure continues.... >> >> Body tub is back on TC-1576 and I am rebuilding the doors. Does >> anyone have >> any of the door wood that is excess to your needs that you would >> sell? I >> need it yesterday! >> >> Thanks! >> >> Have a great day. >> >> Bud Silvers >> >> TC 1576 - Low n slo in the Black Forest of Colorado...... >> >> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >> >> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >> >> >> > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > ------------------------------------ > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > >
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