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       #Post#: 32178--------------------------------------------------
       Repenting sins of the previous owner
   DIR By: Lightweightsteve
       Date: July 25, 2012, 11:09 am
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       When I inhereted the old girl, it was like this :  :gay:
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       Landy old dash
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       alford.stephen@rocketmail.com
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       After a lot of  :banghead I found, stripped and refurbished an
       old (or several different parts of dead or dying dashes), made
       my brain ache with a little rewiring and reassembled to rid the
       Landy of the unique item that was there before.
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       Landy wiring mess
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       alford.stephen@rocketmail.com
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       Landy new dash
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       alford.stephen@rocketmail.com
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       First venture out of the garage at the weekend, luckily in the
       sunshine.
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       Landy x 2
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       (hopefully the photos will have appeared properly!)
       #Post#: 32180--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Repenting sins of the previous owner
   DIR By: Lucy
       Date: July 25, 2012, 11:35 am
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       Tidy :)
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       Re: Repenting sins of the previous owner
   DIR By: Mr.Pickles
       Date: July 25, 2012, 1:57 pm
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       That looks much better!  :thumbs:
       Mr.P
       #Post#: 32191--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Repenting sins of the previous owner
   DIR By: Hairyvike
       Date: July 25, 2012, 2:00 pm
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       ....looks like the one on the left was out in the recent rain
       for a bit too long.....
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       Re: Repenting sins of the previous owner
   DIR By: hippydave
       Date: July 25, 2012, 4:03 pm
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       i hate electric spaghetti, but that looks good again
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       Re: Repenting sins of the previous owner
   DIR By: warrick palmateer
       Date: July 25, 2012, 5:29 pm
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       Well done! Looks like one of those jobs that opens a can of
       worms. I have to take mine apart to sort out the heater and
       windscreen demister pipe work. I have been putting it off for
       some time but it is the next job on the list.
       Regards Warrick.
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       Re: Repenting sins of the previous owner
   DIR By: gromet
       Date: July 26, 2012, 5:06 am
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       now i,am not a huge fan of the plastic dash but that is far far
       better than the hiddious monstrosity it replaced  :thumbs:
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       Re: Repenting sins of the previous owner
   DIR By: Lightweightsteve
       Date: July 26, 2012, 2:09 pm
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       Not worth me putting the old one on the for sale section then?
       Hi Warrick, yes, indeed it was, as the previous owner had also
       cut down the steering column by two inches ( didn't notice until
       I was rebuilding, obviously), so I ended up removing the old
       column/box and rebuilding a used unit.  Great fun if you're
       expecting it.  Complete bugger when you're not and haven't got
       the little puller tool that saves stripping the front wing off!
       #Post#: 32304--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Repenting sins of the previous owner
   DIR By: stuey
       Date: July 26, 2012, 2:27 pm
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       --- Quote from: Lightweightsteve link ---
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       > Not worth me putting the old one on the for sale section then?
       >
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       No it isn't some botty basher may purchase it off of you on the
       bay of fleas,  but the best thing would be to weigh it in!
       --- Quote from: Lightweightsteve link ---
       >
       > the previous owner had also cut down the steering column by
       two inches
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Isn't that a series 2 column?  I'm sure the series 2 column is a
       little shorter than the series 3 column - by about 2" IIRC
       Anyway good stuff you've done there,  have the same problem
       myself albeit with a Lightweight,  some mong decided that some
       RRC clocks over the steering column would look good :loser:
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