Derek

This might help to diagnose the problem

OK OK hint taken I'll put one on after the mag is published!

Keep an open mind towards making your own. If you do they will be exactly what you want. I don't want to spoil the article.

There might be something in the next kits and bits magazine that might be of interest!

Ah now then Corby Glen we have a problem. We are away in Lancaster on that day. Sorry to miss this one as its an enjoyable day.

I have written an article for the Kits and Bits magazine describing how I have done my doors and roof. It is currently with the editor for censorship and approval. Perhaps some info there

I have written an article for the Kits and Bits magazine describing how I have done my doors and roof. It is currently with the editor for censorship and approval. Perhaps some info there

Cracking weekend thanks to all who enabled it to happen. Sorry I couldn't join the run out, I had a recent run in with a surgeon! Run out 2.mp4

From SVA days.... My rear light cluster was on the wing and passed no problem, the mounting was curved so it would be vertical once on the wing. Like this but not LED My fog light was on the rear panel and the tester allowed me to put a spacer behind it to make it vertical. The good old days.

We will be there. Paul and Sheena lived in the next village and we joined up for a number of adventures together. It will be a honour to join you on this sad occasion.

I had a similar problem with my pinto engine, OK it was an EFI system though. After many days of pulling out hair, it turned out to be an earth on one of the EFI modules. The wire core had rotted away but the insulator had remained attached to the connector so the break was not apparent and it was making an intermittent connection.

Our thoughts are with Sheena and their family's at this time. Pauls escapades were unforgettable he will be sadly missed. Loosing all his oil on the forecourt of a petrol station but still making the runout! Coventry, a mobility scooter and keys! Getting soaked coming back from Corby Glen! Rest in peace Paul.

Looks like you had a cracking day out. See you next time

Apologies, we cannot make it, we are busy all next week, catching up after a week away.

Thanks for posting but I cannot make this one.