Am I reading this right ?
£275 to repair cracks and polish a pair of cam covers doesn't seem outrageous, but you would think the results might be more desirable than this mess, wouldn't you ?
ie grind and polish the repaired areas so they were invisible ? Polish out the scratches elsewhere ?
https://www.ebay.fr/itm/JAGUAR-E-TYPE-X ... 0752.m1982
Plus another £200 if you don't supply parts to start with - equals £475 for a pair of scruffy and badly-repaired cam-covers ?
Nice work if you can get it, or am I being unrealistic ?
Cam Cover repairs - Something to be proud of ??!
#1 Cam Cover repairs - Something to be proud of ??!
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3.8 OTS S1 Opalescent Silver Grey - built May 28th 1962
3.8 OTS S1 Opalescent Silver Grey - built May 28th 1962
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#2 Re: Cam Cover repairs - Something to be proud of ??!
Why would someone from Bridgnorth Shropshire (UK) be advertising on French eBay?
I bought a pair of polished cam covers once on eBay.UK. They never showed up, and Paypal refunded my money. No explanation - nothing. Then I bought a pair of sound but scruffy covers in the States. Bought myself a polishing wheel and set to work. Came up very nicely and didn't take very long at all - started with a D/A sander with 220 grit & went from there.
I bought a pair of polished cam covers once on eBay.UK. They never showed up, and Paypal refunded my money. No explanation - nothing. Then I bought a pair of sound but scruffy covers in the States. Bought myself a polishing wheel and set to work. Came up very nicely and didn't take very long at all - started with a D/A sander with 220 grit & went from there.
Hugo Miller - rebuilding an imported Series II OTS & converting to RHD
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