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Keep'em coming, great stuff. Very much enjoying this thread 
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Yes - excellent thread. Were those Rivnuts being used to fix the wood section underneath the fuel tank? Can I ask how much the aluminium fuel tank cost and who made it?
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As you can see the new aluminium radiator was fitted and mounted on some very nice light weight hangers  Comments welcome  As sad as it is, I quite like those light weight hangers - they illustrate perfectly the thought and time that is going into this build. Thank you for the updates and this thread.
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Hi Edgar,
Give me a call tomorrow on 01454 315112 and i will let you know the details of the tank. 01454 315112 and ask for henry. Chat soon
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I was admiring your dash panel! The edges look very nicely turned over....your panel beating skills? Hi Jay, Our engineer Dave does this and all our metal work on site. Simon from Mulfab makes a lot to and they are a great little morgan outfit.
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Well my laptop has decided to work tonight, lets see how long for lol. So today the front king pins were stripped down ready to be delivered to Simon @ Mulfab to do his bump steer correction mod. Whilst the discs were off I decided to add heat temperature paint  Then routed the oil cooler lines neatly through one of the lightened rad brackets 
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Yes - excellent thread. Were those Rivnuts being used to fix the wood section underneath the fuel tank? Can I ask how much the aluminium fuel tank cost and who made it? All the wood has been removed Edgar. The rivnuts go into the chassis and along the pan hard rod
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Will be popping over for a Sitrep update - and a remote greasing kit. Get that engine running !!
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I'm down for a trip to see it as well. Glad you mentioned the remote greasing kit.....thats on my list to do. I'll have a chat with them when I'm down there!
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