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Ah completely different to what I posted, sorry, but I can't think of any other purpose for those grooves.

This is for a bigger SU but it should be similar on your carb. You can see the 'clip' at the base of the brass outlet connection in this listing https://www.ebay.ie/itm/255532995022?hash=item3b7ef411ce:g:ZAAAAOSw4Ilev9-C&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAABEL8tPfD%2F3fvAf5WVDfu6RaJykRV%2FLkY4yy%2FPh26lVDthBvKW...

If you look where the float chamber outlet is there should be what looks like a small metal clip set against the carb body, this is the cover for the vent/overflow. It is a simple hole drilled in the casting.

Wolseley front brakes 12G940 Cooper head Mini timing gear with tensioner fitted. Timing marks are now in a sensible place. HS4 carb with Mini air box Alloy inlet manifold 1 1/2" exhaust system with Midget manifold Alternator and negative earth Spin on oil filter Electronic ignition Oil pressure...

I can see the scammers jumping on this with glee - 'Just click on the link to see how you are doomed'

I once had an old chap come up to me at a show and was admiring my Commer Auto-Sleeper. He was insistent that they were built by VW and would not be dissuaded as he knew someone that worked at the factory :roll: Ah, a fellow ex-Commer owner :¬) many years ago I had a Commer Highwayman in fetching C...

My traveller is called Ted after my dad who had a few Minors (two travellers and a saloon) in the sixties.

I once had an old chap come up to me at a show and was admiring my Commer Auto-Sleeper. He was insistent that they were built by VW and would not be dissuaded as he knew someone that worked at the factory

Back end has a slight resemblance to a Citroen DS. I like it

The SPQR tools usually comes with a chart showing the number of clicks for different engines.

I think you get a refund for every whole month left.

Taken on one of our trips up to Moffat for the Rootes rally

Have you checked the in line fuse up near the control box

My traveller is under a Stormforce cover. I wasn't initially impressed as the car deteriorated badly over one winter but I think that the rot was well established anyway. Since the restoration, including a new frame, the car has fared much better while under it and it is out in all weathers. One thi...

I was just being silly. I didn’t mean to be rude. Yes indeed my wrinkles are not identical to the original. I was going to use the Sticky Fingers decal but when it arrived I didn’t think it was going to look right. I had a bit of an eventful day with heaters yesterday. The heater valve on the engin...

The heater fascia should be crackle/wrinkle.Very poor attention to detail And your wrinkles don't look like the original wrinkle pattern, so poor attention to detail on your part too! :lol: https://board.mmoc.org.uk/download/file.php?id=12116 Did you mean this company when you said Sticky Fingers? ...

don58van wrote: ↑Sat Feb 11, 2023 9:33 pm Great work! Thanks for the tip about the printing.
Don

Thank you

JOWETTJAVELIN wrote: ↑Sat Feb 11, 2023 5:27 pm Very nice job

Thank you

svenedin wrote: ↑Sat Feb 11, 2023 9:18 pm The heater fascia should be crackle/wrinkle. Your screws are wrong too. Wrong rubber button on the “ears” as well. Very poor attention to detail

Sorry to upset your sense of correctness and for doing it the way I want, not everyone is a slave to originality . I'll ignore your comments in future

I had Ted's heater to bits for a clean up when he was under surgery. The front plate was painted satin black but looked a bit drab and started to get scratched https://i.imgur.com/2HklxZd.jpg I was planning to use some Letraset to fill in the heater position lettering but couldn't find anything suit...