15-01-2019, 04:12 PM
(11-11-2018, 07:42 PM)Howard Wright Wrote:(11-11-2018, 07:38 PM)Colin Reed Wrote: HI All,
Would like to know what year the Austin turned into a Bear and began Hibernating for 9 to 10 months of the year,
This could be a case for the AA on Old age Abuse Darwin would be in his element,
But that's not the end we then go to fairy Tails that this mechanical animal will shrink if it gets rained on or turn into a pumpkin if out after dark
what I would like to suggest as the animal is in the twilight of its life take it out and about, if it breaks an axel or crank or wobbles all over the road and the brakes are not good it can be Fixed and at the very least has had a great time,
And so will you.
Have A laugh no cost
Colin
NZ
I hesitate to suggest that it is not the cars that hibernate..... BUT THEIR OWNERS... (Me included!)
Howard
Hi all,
This is a two bearing engine, with the externals for a three bearing engine.
So we all expect it to be the last of the two bearing engines for a LOW FRAME chassis.
This one is for a HIGH FRAME chassis.
If made for a van or replacement, were the patterns adjustable. Or did they make a hole new pattern. If you make a whole new pattern or alter existing, why part cast part stamp the part number.
and what looks like it may have been an engine number at the front of the engine is 21532 did they miss an 0 it's not a 1925 engine.
Tony.