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Beautiful. Adjustable lenght (easy to do, 1 or 2 inches) would make them perfect as a commercial product for classic Morgans of any year.
1967 4/4 1500 Comp.
1935 Super Sports Barrelback
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I've just been in the garage doing some work under the bonnet.....and these stays really are a delight to use!
Jays
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Very tidy, Cain- you'll have to put an ad in 'Miscellany'. Gerry. That was going to be one of the steps forward, along with front and rear valances but there still not quite how I want them! Cain
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Beautiful. Adjustable lenght (easy to do, 1 or 2 inches) would make them perfect as a commercial product for classic Morgans of any year. You have a PM sir!
Cain
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I can't see the photos in the original post - other photos are working ok. Perhaps a link would help?
Interested too.
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I used a ball joint throttle linkage secured at rear latch point with an aluminum rod threaded to it. Put one of those replacement rubbers for your pencil on top to prevent slippage. A little fine steel wool polished the rod to a high gloss.Low cost fix. No more broom handle.
Gordon
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I've used aluminium tube from Wickes with handmade brackets at either end. They sit on a shelf in the garage when not deployed.
DaveW
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John,
Cain was very helpful. A set are in the post.
John
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I've just fitted them: not difficult but care needed. The only slight concern, and this applies only to a V6, is that the gap between the parked stay rod and the cam cover is really small, this makes it clear....  As the motor does move I have some concerns...
Peter,
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