The 'E' Type Forum

Not really. Your browser automatically caches images to save time if you view them again. The ones you were able to see from the UK were previously stored locally and did not require reloading however the new ones will appear with the region message. If you clear your browser cache they will all be ...

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Try IPVanish, I have used it for years. Things to remember when using any VPN: 1. Try and use a VPN server in a country closest to you. I use Dublin and Copenhagen unless I want a UK presence. Distance increases internet latency so you may experience slow down if you decide you want to be in Japan! ...

i am (virtually) in Atlanta, Georgia and all images display. No idea what is happening your side.

Australia is doing the same as the UK by the end of this year so the misery spreads. Not sure what we can do, I signed up to Imgur and happy to abide by the rules but I can't understand why viewers of these photos are being prohibited. Factoid: The UK employs more traffic wardens than full-time sold...

"Imgur is used by 130 million people to make and share images such as memes across the web, particularly on Reddit and in online forums. The UK's data watchdog, the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO), said it recently notified the platform's parent company, MediaLab AI, of plans to fine Imgur ...

Postimage is a free hosting platform that has an embedded link in the PHP software we use. It is OK but has no cataloguing or editing features. I have no idea who owns or operates it. It may be the next to go!

J-L hosts photos themselves so are immune from the OPA but that costs server capacity. Although we thought image hosts were immune and it appears they are not because they 'may/could' contain harmful content. The biggest problem is web sites have to enforce the legislation on behalf of our Governmen...

Only when you press the horn button, until then the brass rod is insulated from ground by the white plastic sleeve and contact block.

Think of it as a World Grand Tour, you can even choose what city you want to be in!

You only need one and a subscription (typically £2 - £3 month) covers multiple devices (typically 5) including mobiles. I use IPVanish but NordVPN, SurfShark and Express VPN are all recommended. Go with whichever has the best deal. They will all allow you select a country/city across the world to be...

You need a VPN if you are a UK resident but will not be affected if you are anywhere else in the world, except maybe North Korea. It used to be VPN's were required to bypass blocks imposed on journalists reporting from dictatorships and other hostile regimes although, probably to no one's surprise, ...

The centre horn push button presses down on the rod which, in turn, is in contact with Purple/black wire via the brass contact ring in the steering column. The overall column is grounded. Purple and black single bullet locates on copper spring/blade.

The top frames for the Series I, II and III OTS cars are all the same. They most certainly are not, unless the SPC's are wrong! S1 - BD19464 (three bows) https://i.postimg.cc/D0PvTWhG/2025-09-22-11-16-27.jpg S2 - BD32851 (two bows) https://i.postimg.cc/W3VxP519/2025-09-22-11-12-00.jpg S3 - BD37941 ...

Yes, no problem.

The MX5 Mk1 NA seats (the ones with separate/removable headrests)are superb. Fosseway sell the conversion brackets and the seats are relatively cheap on eBay, although becoming rarer.
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According to the SPC the body mounted seal was used on the 4.2 cars. The 3.8 cars had the seal on the boot lid.

Yes, correct DL3 motor dated 5/61.

It has been (badly) repainted. The body should be Rustoleum Hammered Grey 7214830 - (the Hammerite silver and Rustoleum silver are too light). End caps bare alloy and bracket plated.