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#40744 - 18/02/10 07:32 PM
Re: Lower Grille for Trads
[Re: chanteclair]
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Talk Morgan Regular
Registered: 08/01/07
Posts: 827
Loc: Co Wexford, Ireland
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Chanteclair, I'm not totally convinced about this -- the third photo looks grand, but the first one I'm not sure about. I think perhaps the side pieces are too wide - I would reduce the width to just about the width of the overriders, perhaps a cm or two outside them for ability to fix to the mountings. There again it's your car and who am I to suggest changes!!!!! 
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#40746 - 18/02/10 08:32 PM
Re: Lower Grille for Trads
[Re: chanteclair]
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Roadster Guru
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Registered: 11/12/08
Posts: 2665
Loc: Yorkshire
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I like the look of the lower cowl, but not keen on the extra bits. However - Here's a beautifully finished aluminium jobby on e-bay: Item number - 250576860847  And one not quite so alluring: Item number - 290395378499 
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#40752 - 19/02/10 07:11 AM
Re: Lower Grille for Trads
[Re: DaveW]
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Salty Sea Dog
Talk Morgan Addict
Registered: 03/07/07
Posts: 3857
Loc: Gloucestershire, UK
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John (Sprinty) could have done with that second one last year  Though a cast alloy skidplate might have been better  Should I think about the first one for the Drivers' School at Prescott in June?  Cheers,
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B3808 RTA 51R '76 4/4 Ivory 2 seater '08 MINI Clubman Cooper D; '90 Defender 90 SW
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#40766 - 19/02/10 02:02 PM
Re: Lower Grille for Trads
[Re: chanteclair]
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Learner Plates Off!
Registered: 13/05/08
Posts: 297
Loc: Nth. Bucks, England
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Absolutely perfect!!!
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Car 54 - 'Le Mans 62' 4/4 - MSCC - 14089
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#40767 - 19/02/10 02:13 PM
Re: Lower Grille for Trads
[Re: chanteclair]
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Learner Plates Off!
Registered: 13/05/08
Posts: 297
Loc: Nth. Bucks, England
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I also like the spot light fitting, can you send me close ups?
Are they Cibies?
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Car 54 - 'Le Mans 62' 4/4 - MSCC - 14089
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#40770 - 19/02/10 03:32 PM
Re: Lower Grille for Trads
[Re: minikeefy]
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Just Getting Started
Registered: 03/01/10
Posts: 26
Loc: France
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Thank you. No they are HELLA. Not easy to find them, sorry.
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#40771 - 19/02/10 03:34 PM
Re: Lower Grille for Trads
[Re: Robbie]
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Just Getting Started
Registered: 03/01/10
Posts: 26
Loc: France
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[quote = Robbie] Basilisk, Je pense que la partie est soit un capot en fibre de verre ou d'une pièce d'aluminium qui est le "Solid" partie - La grille est alors comme la partie supérieure de calandre en acier inoxydable. Le maillage est alors comme la maille qui va derrière la grille.
J'ai demandé au gars de Newtown à l'ordre des bits donc je vais découvrir bientôt! : jongler avec: [/ quote]
Exact.
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#40776 - 19/02/10 04:05 PM
Re: Lower Grille for Trads
[Re: minikeefy]
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South Wales Correspondent
Talk Morgan Enthusiast
Registered: 26/05/09
Posts: 1727
Loc: South Wales UK
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Keith, The beauty of Hellas is that many of the models are a lot thinner than most spots ( in marked contrast to Cibies which are often tubby little so and so's)
That( and the quality) is the reason a lot of people go for them ( I think Graham put up a post dealing with this when he was talking about his MGB) The parent company- Hella KGaA is in Lippstadt, Germany but if you did want to chase up availability, then their UK headquarters is based at Banbury, Oxfordshire
I got some spare parts for one of their lamps a few years ago and I do have a telephone number: 01295 272 233. They may be able to point you in the direction of a stockist?
regards, G
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#40804 - 20/02/10 05:42 PM
Re: Lower Grille for Trads
[Re: Graham, G4FUJ]
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L - Learner Plates On
Registered: 27/11/07
Posts: 207
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John (Sprinty) could have done with that second one last year  Though a cast alloy skidplate might have been better  Should I think about the first one for the Drivers' School at Prescott in June?  Cheers, Yes - Colerne was an expensive day out with a new tie bar and sump! I think that may even be my car in New Elms modelling the grille! John
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