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RE: What have you done today with your Austin Seven - Howard Wright - 17-04-2025 Hi All Being completely in awe of Charles’s engineering skills I’m a little hesitant to display my modest work over the last few days. However, here goes…..two spacers and six extended registers/lugs so that I can fit 4 x 18 Longstones on the Special without them scraping the body to pieces. Next job is to fit extended studs to the bearing carriers. ![]() Cheers Howard RE: What have you done today with your Austin Seven - Ivor Hawkins - 17-04-2025 Not much wrong with those Howard! RE: What have you done today with your Austin Seven - Charles P - 17-04-2025 (17-04-2025, 06:09 PM)Howard Wright Wrote: Hi All They look very good Howard. Interested to hear how you get on. I have 4 x18 Metzeler "K block" side car tyres on mine, which are pretty good but a smaller OD than the Longstones RE: What have you done today with your Austin Seven - David Cochrane - 17-04-2025 (17-04-2025, 06:09 PM)Howard Wright Wrote: Next job is to fit extended studs to the bearing carriers. Do you need some longer wheel studs? RE: What have you done today with your Austin Seven - Howard Wright - 18-04-2025 Hi David I have long fully threaded 3/8” bolts that I was going to weld to the back of the carrier and grind down for clearance. Cheers Howard RE: What have you done today with your Austin Seven - Steve Jones - 18-04-2025 Those spacers are exactly how I did it for my old trials special, Howard. Like you, I ground down the heads of some long 3/8" BSF bolts and welded them to the back of the bearing carriers. Steve RE: What have you done today with your Austin Seven - Malcolm Parker - 18-04-2025 (18-04-2025, 08:11 AM)Steve Jones Wrote: Those spacers are exactly how I did it for my old trials special, Howard. Like you, I ground down the heads of some long 3/8" BSF bolts and welded them to the back of the bearing carriers. What's more, we never had a wheel fall off! RE: What have you done today with your Austin Seven - Steve Jones - 18-04-2025 No we didn't did we. We did set it on fire once though, but that was nothing to with the wheels ![]() Steve RE: What have you done today with your Austin Seven - Malcolm Parker - 18-04-2025 Ironically, the fire incident helped us achieve our best ever result! RE: What have you done today with your Austin Seven - David Stepney - 20-04-2025 What have I done today with my Austin Seven? Answer: gave it a good wash, as it was rather travel-stained. After that, I wnet over to see my friend Gerald and his wife, as it was her birthday today. Stayed for about an hour and then came home via 'The Bryntirion' pub, which used to be my 'local' until it changed hands late last year and was promptly gutted and has not long reopened having been completely refurbished. I wasn't going to stop, but outside the pub was parked a 3 litre Bentley, so I did. It turned out that the Bentley is owned by the chap who has bought and refurbished the pub, which rather explains the new motoring themed decor, but I didn't get to meet him. Anyway, photos of my trundle (as we all like photos), taken with the primitive Kodak that lives in the car's glovebox: ![]() Outside Gerald's ![]() The Bentley ![]() The Bentley and Seven (Note the early petrol pump outside the pub entrance!) |