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“ there were rolling changes from car to car” Not to mention decades of maintenance that would not always have been done by Ferrari trained or even familiar mechanics. When #4681 arrived in the garage 25 years ago it had been in Belgium, previously the USA and originally South Africa. The front twin...

I couldn't help looking a bit further into this...

How does this...
https://quicksilverexhausts.store/colle ... st-1960-63
compare to ANSA and Abarth?

Any comments?

Christopher

https://www.pdgough.com/

I imagine you've already found the above address but here it is just in case.

Good luck with making contact.

Terry

Years ago I had 4 sections made in 304 stainless by P D Gough, Nottingham (UK). They copied the form of my previous system parts meticulously and also fitted the new sections to the car. I remember them holding a very large range of worn out systems as patterns. They still advertise in the UK FOC ma...

Hello Tom - a good demonstration of patience setting up the headlights! Does the front clam close without touching the lights when they are raised too? John V - I’m 6’ 1 1/2” and have no trouble / on the later (majority) 365BB with the reclining seats. And prices have come down recently. Don’t lose ...

There's no prop on #4681 - series 3, just the springs. Perhaps I should research and get a prop.

If you can't have a 250 GTE then why not a Bora? A few years ago I met a UK owner with both. Life's good for some!

A good DIY solution. Pleased to hear you sorted it. And yes, a lathe is a 'must have' item to keep old cars and bikes going.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Hexagonal-M13X ... B07CG762NN

The above might be what you need.

Ashley Hinton (UK) might be worth a look.

Tom W - can you repost the SIII pan photo please? Or email me one? I think you have my contact details but PM me if you need them resending.
Many thanks,
Terry

The inner wing valance mounted heater control valve looks good to me, original or not. An improvement over a valve flapping around according to the free movement in the piping.

Hi Tom
Yes, it's the wider (later) lens. Look forward to hearing more.
Best

Hello Tom Wilson and Tom Yang - hope you are both well. I also remember the discussion on interior light lenses, made if I remember correctly by Yolanda Key at Aftermarket Reproductions in El Segundo. Soon after writing on the forum at that time that I would be pleased to take one I got into moving ...

Hello Tom
The wider light looks like the one from my series 111 and I will be happy to take a lens when ready. I think you must have my contact details, if not let me know and I'll PM them to you. Your involvement is appreciated.