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Mountain King
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#1 Newbie
Greetings,
Am a proud owner of a 1973 E-type Series 3 Roadster
Owned for almost two years now but only finally got around to registering, though do receive the magazine.
Being new to E-types, MGB and a DB6 prior, have loads of questions which have been bugging me but I will have a trawl through this forum before asking repetitive questions!!
Cheers
Andy
Am a proud owner of a 1973 E-type Series 3 Roadster
Owned for almost two years now but only finally got around to registering, though do receive the magazine.
Being new to E-types, MGB and a DB6 prior, have loads of questions which have been bugging me but I will have a trawl through this forum before asking repetitive questions!!
Cheers
Andy
1973 Series 3 OTC
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Mark Gordon
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Welcome, Andy, and congratulations on your relatively recent acquisition. Ask away with your questions because I am sure that you will find many knowledgeable and friendly members here who are very willing to generously share their knowledge and experience with the E. (Unfortunately, I cannot include myself in the knowledgeable group.)
Mark
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Welcome all the way from London
S1 4.2 Roadster in Resale Red
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Mountain King
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#4 Now with photo
Have just worked out how to post a photo


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mystery type
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But it seems, not HOW to take a pictureHave just worked out how to post a photo
i would never place a cone on the rear of my car
welcome M.K.
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Mountain King
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#6
ha ha ha,
i hadn't noticed that, it does look like it
i hadn't noticed that, it does look like it
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:) Welcome aboard
1964 FHC 4.2
Etype restoration blog http://connor.org.uk
Etype restoration blog http://connor.org.uk
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Hi, and welcome.
Good to have you on board and feel free to ask questions, someone will try to help I am sure, even if only to point you at an earlier thread - the administrators of the forum appear to have encyclopeadic memories for previous posts!
Nice car, welcome to Series III ownership.
Regards
Good to have you on board and feel free to ask questions, someone will try to help I am sure, even if only to point you at an earlier thread - the administrators of the forum appear to have encyclopeadic memories for previous posts!
Nice car, welcome to Series III ownership.
Regards
Regards,
Simon
Series III FHC
Simon
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Mountain King
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#9
I believe I owe you a thank you Simon, I quizzed you on the V12s setup and wiring loom a while ago... Thank you!
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No worries, How did you get on? I am very pleased with my V12s set up, although I believe I could do it a lot cheaper myself, especially since UK customs charged a small fortune on import. Current Aussie rules are somewhat more lenient, but for how long I don't know.
I made my own loom for the twin fans, with a relay for each fan, I think Heuer has placed a copy in the tech pages somewhere.
Regards,
I made my own loom for the twin fans, with a relay for each fan, I think Heuer has placed a copy in the tech pages somewhere.
Regards,
Regards,
Simon
Series III FHC
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