The 'E' Type Forum

Very enjoyable to watch and listen to, thanks for sharing.

PaulColeman wrote: ↑

Mon May 11, 2020 7:47 pm

paulsco wrote: ↑

Sat May 09, 2020 8:18 am

Is that a velour door card?

Yes; the whole interior including the headlining was covered in this

Paul

Very Austin Powers

Or Monica Velours

My 17 years old son watched and said: this guy is great and has brought some fancy cars to the market, but if he likes so much the sleek design and simplicity of the E why would he go opposite and create such complicated cars?

I have the same spring on mine too, built Oct 62.

A relaxing video to enjoy with a unique engine sound at the end :

Yes Mike, the guy apparently misspelled it.
But the car looks watertight enough to stand a pressure washer treat!

James, now that you have on the floor again have a look here how to give it a deep wash:

Thanks to the team for the work done.
I have been applauding every evening one extra minute for them, hands ache less this morning .

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No intention to bore you further with this, but for sake of better illustration: this fuel bacteria enjoys ideal growth conditions in the interfacial surface between water and gasoline. Modern gasoline with ethanol has a tendency to condense water from ambiant air and absorb it. When resting, it wil...

Andrew, more seriously now, the rotten smell you have noted is due to bacterial growth. Some bacteria can develop in fuel during storage. This is a major concern in military and civil aviation where they have large safety storage, tackled by using specific bactericide additives. If your tank is cont...

Andrew, the good news is that you still have your smelling senses , it is a good test to perform every morning nowadays.

Certainly a concern for those who are in the trade or who bought their car(s) as an investment or short time owning, less of a concern for the rest.

Tim are you relying on the gauge readings or you have checked the effective temperature with a heat gun? Température gauge could really be reading higher than reality.

Sorry if this may shock the purists around, I run with a Varta D15 :swerve: this is the second one of my S2 which I replaced end 2018. The first one lasted 16 years and never missed a beat :rvrence: I have a C*ek battery conditioner plugged in when the car will not be used for some time, which will ...

Check the ground strap body-engine is making good contact, this might be the origin of your issue.

James, I have been driving Porsche since 35 years, but I believe that a 911 still looks like a 911. While I do consider it to be a great car, I don't find it fine looking. Porsche seems to remain trapped with this rear engined model shape, only to satisfy their customer base refusing any considerati...

Here is a terrible one, finally they are coming up with a real GT:
https://www.ferrari.com/en-EN/auto/ferr ... slate=true