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I am getting ready to line bore my original Standard Vanguard block to take later TR3 replaceable cam bearings. The factory realized this problem by the mid-50's and put out a factory service bulletin in 1955. I found someone with the bulletin and he scanned it and sent it to me. I am posting all 5 sheets in case someone else is ever crazy enough to want to upgrade an original SV engine to TR3 cam bearings.
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Learner Plates Off!
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Reminds me of my technical drawing lessons more than 50years ago. How times have changed.
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Wonderful history and thanks for sharing.
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Talk Morgan Enthusiast
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Very valuable salvage scheme well worth preserving and some lovely olds (proper) drawings too.
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Reminds me of my technical drawing lessons more than 50years ago. How times have changed.
Served my time as a draughtsman at Chrysler in Linwood. Slightly more difficult for a left-hander with having to use the rulers upside down (sort of).
