When I was 17, I bought a scrap 105e, for the engine to fit into my scrap 105e. The year was 1970, and £22. On the front lawn, I stripped that to a shell. Cut the shell up using a hacksaw, and the binmen dropped by with a flatbed, and took it away for a tenner.
The shed became my 105e stores. That Anglia had a steering damper. They suffered bad wobble. The result was a small hydraulic damper. In the hand it was stiff. It must have been for another application because I doubt anyone would have tooled that up for such a use. Anyway it fitted to the steering arm with a U bolt, and onto the inner wing panel with a bracket and a couple of bolts. Just like with Morgan, no change to steering feel, but the wobble was gone.
