I picked up a copy of "Kit Car" in a waiting room. One page had ads for SPEEDFLOW - the suppliers of breather PCV's of which I've bought three, but whose name I can never remember. They have a website, are in Bristol. Next to that is an ad for coil-over adjustable dampers, from protech, "hand-built to ANY size, who are in wiltshire, and also have a website. Other pages advertise exact replicas of chronometric speedometers and rev-counters. Dozens of lovely items that would come in really handy if you were doing a job that needed such an item...vade retro, satan.
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What kind of friend asks questions that require me to stir off my lazy ass? And leaf through a 280 page magazine? Finding other stuff that would be really useful etc, etc? Before reaching www.EuropaSpares.com? Or www.etbinstruments.com?
Selling really neat stuff? That I can't (won't) afford?
I know that what I ought to do is borrow money I can't afford to pay back, to buy sh*t I don't need, to revive the economy. Every UK "newspaper" advises this course of action: bankers f*cked it, it's up to us to save it. But, call me a bad citizen, try next door.
Anyway, Bruce, I digress.
Warning: although I suspect input to these instruments is electronic, they aren't cheap. Smiths instruments for a Shelby Cobra (kit car, $14.95, real thing $14.95gazillion) are from £36.64 each, inclusive of VAT. What a rip-off for something that in their small pix looks very much like a Shadow clock...
It says that they'll tailor make them to suit, and list options: different colo(u)red pointers, sweeping left or right. The crux is likely to be that they are for cars, and two-cylinder cars are rare.
See what you think.
Tom
Selling really neat stuff? That I can't (won't) afford?
I know that what I ought to do is borrow money I can't afford to pay back, to buy sh*t I don't need, to revive the economy. Every UK "newspaper" advises this course of action: bankers f*cked it, it's up to us to save it. But, call me a bad citizen, try next door.
Anyway, Bruce, I digress.
Warning: although I suspect input to these instruments is electronic, they aren't cheap. Smiths instruments for a Shelby Cobra (kit car, $14.95, real thing $14.95gazillion) are from £36.64 each, inclusive of VAT. What a rip-off for something that in their small pix looks very much like a Shadow clock...
It says that they'll tailor make them to suit, and list options: different colo(u)red pointers, sweeping left or right. The crux is likely to be that they are for cars, and two-cylinder cars are rare.
See what you think.
Tom
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