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Hi Colin, I will be going to Newark in my mk3 coupe on Saturday.
See you then.
Regards Mark

Actually I think that the link in my last post is only meant to be for my personal information. So if it doesn't work for you............
I dont know what you need to do but you're all clever people figure it out yourself.

(Shut her down Clancey she's spewin' up mud.)


Mark

I don't think that this one has the legs to run very far but I added my "X" to it anyway.
(If me attaching a web site page address doesn't work, it is a UK Parliament petition to get rid of car tax for vehicles over 30)


https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/242510

Brighter Moments - Mark.

So are we looking at the fuel tank filler hose/breather pipe allowing water back into the tank?
I'm not convinced that this would result in your problem because petrol and water don't mix and the fuel pickup pipe pulls water from the bottom of the tank and fills the carb float chamber until the ...

A (very) wet air filter?

Mark

I was aware that the rear seat area had altered during mk3 coupe production at Corby, my first Midas was chassis 3011178 (Nov 89) and it had the shallow depressions, my second one (chassis 3011009 - 1986) has the deeper (more bum shaped) depressions.
It may be possible to find two consecutive ...

Them's the boys!
Leastwise I think so, you'd have to check with whoever keeps them in stock. I got a few spare when I bought my first Midas and only ever used one - on the steering wheel as it happens.
I think that Harold would be mortified to find them described as being measured in millimeters ...

[quote="Stuart"]I'm not sure what the 28 mm badge is.

They are used as stickers on the Revolution RFX centre caps.


Mark

I guess Charlie must have re-shelled it, as under the rapidly peeling paint the gelcoat is shiny cream (yes shiny, which is largely why the paint is peeling!). Whilst the car has quite a few gel cracks from various minor impacts, it has certainly not been repaired to the extent required by the ...

Wow Q815PFE, now red. The last time I saw it I was waving it goodbye as Charlie drove it away on his trailer. It looked like this:


Did anyone find out who the current owner is?


Regards Mark