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Not for the faint hearted
Re: Not for the faint hearted
Is that an SP? 5 stud wheels, rear axle under-slung the chassis, seems to be GRP, windscreen though similar to an SP though not definitely. The indications it could be a special or anything in GRP from the late 50's /60's
Owner since the 70's, Genghis is slightly to my left.
Re: Not for the faint hearted
Well known case: the owner destroyed this car prior to leaving the country.
A friend of mine is restoring the green SP.
I have met with Shaheen Abdullah and looked at his DHC.
I see my 104 Ladies Model is shown as a Conquest. I must send Wayne Kennerley the correct information.
The vehicle now starts, runs and stops. I am short a windscreen...
A friend of mine is restoring the green SP.
I have met with Shaheen Abdullah and looked at his DHC.
I see my 104 Ladies Model is shown as a Conquest. I must send Wayne Kennerley the correct information.
The vehicle now starts, runs and stops. I am short a windscreen...
Tony
1958 104 Lady's Model
1958 104 Lady's Model
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Re: Not for the faint hearted
Tony not sure of the measurements but there maybe one here if it measures up you will just need someone to collect and get it to you
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Daimler-Regen ... xy0x1TQEVL
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Daimler-Regen ... xy0x1TQEVL
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Re: Not for the faint hearted
Thanks Darren. I will get onto this. I will be shipping a new chassis and other bits for my Citroen 2 CV before long, and this could come with these.
Is John Nash the man for windscreen rubber?
I appreciate your help.
Tony
Is John Nash the man for windscreen rubber?
I appreciate your help.
Tony
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Re: Not for the faint hearted
John Nash should have the rubber may have a screen too, worth checking
DaveP also asked me to tell you that:-
the windscreen changed (or certainly the parts no.'s did) during the production of the DF310/1, but after what chassis no. Daimler have neglected to state.
The initial parts no.'s were 63/635100 (toughened) & 63/635130(laminated).
The subsequent no.'s were 63/635371 (t) & 63/635407 (l).
so would be worth checking all measurements in case there are any differences
DaveP also asked me to tell you that:-
the windscreen changed (or certainly the parts no.'s did) during the production of the DF310/1, but after what chassis no. Daimler have neglected to state.
The initial parts no.'s were 63/635100 (toughened) & 63/635130(laminated).
The subsequent no.'s were 63/635371 (t) & 63/635407 (l).
so would be worth checking all measurements in case there are any differences
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