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KevinA
New Zealand
669 Posts |
 Posted - 25/07/2018 : 05:46:18
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Hi Rod/Matt
Since the black Speedo in your panel is incorrect for an M type I could give it a good home. Obviously I don't want to tread on Matt's toes but that would potentially leave Matt clear for the Rotax panel itself if that suits
Kevin |
Edited by - KevinA on 25/07/2018 05:50:50 |
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Matt Spoljarevic
Australia
15 Posts |
Posted - 25/07/2018 : 06:10:56
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Originally posted by KevinA
Hi Rod/Matt
Since the black Speedo in your panel is incorrect for an M type I could give it a good home. Obviously I don't want to tread on Matt's toes but that would potentially leave Matt clear for the Rotax panel itself if that suits
Kevin
I'd be happy with that, but I'd still be after the oil gauge and Ammeter if thats ok |
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Cooperman
United Kingdom
758 Posts |
Posted - 25/07/2018 : 06:37:04
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Originally posted by rodb
I saw this ROTAX dash in a shed recently. It may be for sale, offers would be needed.
RodB NZ
That shed wouldn't be in Temuka would it?
John Cooper M 628 |
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rodb
New Zealand
260 Posts |
Posted - 25/07/2018 : 21:36:12
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Ok.
I will try and make contact with the owner and see if I can secure it. I am not an M type owner so I was not sure if it was an M dash originally but took 2 images just in case.
No not Temuka, but I have to think who has it now.
RodB NZ |
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g waiting
United Kingdom
720 Posts |
Posted - 25/07/2018 : 22:18:48
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Hi,
It is not M type, but Singer Junior. Identical other than the absence of the MG logo, different pressure gauge and different speedo.
Well worth buying if the price is reasonable.
Regards,
Garry |
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KevinA
New Zealand
669 Posts |
Posted - 26/07/2018 : 00:07:50
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Hence my interest in the speedo as I own a 1930 Singer Junior as well as the MG!
Kevin |
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rodb
New Zealand
260 Posts |
Posted - 26/07/2018 : 21:17:30
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Before I go any further, What is a reasonable price?
RodB NZ |
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Matt Spoljarevic
Australia
15 Posts |
Posted - 26/07/2018 : 22:05:35
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I'm at a loss with it, I haven't seen one come up for sale ..
Anyone here seen one come one similar come up for sale before? |
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Hamish McNinch
United Kingdom
108 Posts |
Posted - 28/07/2018 : 08:01:04
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| There was an identical Singer Junior one for sale at Beaulie autojumble last September. It went for £350. |
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sam christie
United Kingdom
3059 Posts |
Posted - 28/07/2018 : 09:25:03
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Here are some further views of the Singer instrument panel.
And the M-type (non standard speedometer).
Some really good copies were produced in recent years but in very limited numbers.
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Matt Spoljarevic
Australia
15 Posts |
Posted - 29/07/2018 : 01:21:08
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Thanks Hamish & Sam, that info helps a lot
Rod, email on its way |
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John Moore
United Kingdom
29 Posts |
Posted - 03/08/2018 : 15:49:05
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In response to Malcolm Eades' excellent drawing of the dashboard, could I add that there is an ogee moulding along the lower edge.
Secondly, is there a difference between the instrument panel on the coupe as opposed to the open car? My large box of bits came with two of many things. I suspect the alloy instrument panel was added when the car was originally "manxed" around 1959 and the other panel was added when the previous owner was gathering bits having decided to rebuild the car about 1970.
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sam christie
United Kingdom
3059 Posts |
Posted - 03/08/2018 : 18:58:24
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Early Coupé (instrument panel same as early two seater).
Late Coupé
Sam |
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