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by Joske Vermeule, September 1
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L - Learner Plates On
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a better solution to routing the wiring. Which wiring ?  
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What about coloured thin ! silicone hose cut to size split down the side and your wires tucked inside then fitted with polished stainless steel P clips they come in all sizes fitted with polished stainless steel nuts and bolts .
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Learner Plates Off!
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I would avoid chroming the rocker cover etc as it would not disperse engine heat into the engine bay but reflecting it back into the engine increasing engine temp.
Cain
You're right. I think the leopardskin finish off that site of yours would look better... Dam you been in my Thong draw again!!! LOL
Cain
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a better solution to routing the wiring. Which wiring ? Sweet
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VERY nice Ruud! What we need are more photos of your engine bay to inspire us!
Jays
Former Morgan owner. Gone but hopefully not forgotten!
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Inspire us I dont belive I read that I must be dreaming  VERY nice Ruud! What we need are more photos of your engine bay to inspire us!
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What we need are more photos of your engine bay to inspire us! Those early race/rally cars are very simple. 
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Thanks Ruud. not sure what JTL was on about but its great to see more of your car. As you say, the earlier cars are much simpler..... the Sigma engine bay is covered in pipes and wire harnesses, most of which are very difficult to reroute or hide. And you just can't get a lot better than the beauty of an alloy rocker cover and a pair of Webers 
Jays
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