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That's the beauty of the Series models. If something falls off, it doesn't matter.
You just lift up the loose floor plate, put it back on, and all without breaking the 85 Kph canter. These modern cars, they get all broken when a bit falls off.
Shorty.
G'day Shorty943 :)
Yup! gotta love the Series 2/2a with cotton braided looms;) and 2 x 30 amp 3ag fuses (preferably rusted ends) they either work or not, everything has it's own earth, so you can opposing lights working at various wattages and brightness:D Lose floorboards, how else will the water run out.
Bung-Tiddley
Are you saying your Series can cruise at 85 kph?..........Oh, c'mon!.......:lol2:Quote:
Originally Posted by shorty943
Yep, but she needs a run up.:p
She terrified me at 95 down hill the other day.
Shorty.
Some SEries owners need 1/2 a Serapax 30 before they're game to go at those sorta dern modern speeds!:oQuote:
Originally Posted by shorty943
Not me mate, ex sidecar racer. Just put the brain in the matchbox, and put the matchbox somewhere safe, she'll be right mate.:D
Shorty.
"If a wire fell on the the exhaust, one would just remove it and put it back to where it was, wouldn't we?"
He had just been driving the car when he noticed it wouldnt turn off, so he had a look around and found the burnt wire. He fixed it up and put it back on the starter motor and to his suprise it still wouldnt turn off unless he pressed the brake pedel and he only discovered that by mistake :)
G'day Folks :)
Don't knock the Series;)
Down hill with the wind behind you in a 2a, 100kph is WARP FACTOR 1:D :D :eek: :eek: :D :D
cheers
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Originally Posted by shorty943
95kph on a down hill roll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Obviously the car was either in neutral or sliding on it's roof. Quick question, how many vertebrae have you got left after this little episode 95kph on leaf shocks and series seats would not be comfy at all.
I got our old Series III traytop to an indicated 120 kph once. I don't for a second believe I was actually going that fast, all the other cars on the freeway were still overtaking me:) . It was very exciting though, watching the gap at the top of the door open and close, feeling the vibrations of the retread tyres:eek:, closing my ears to the screaming engine:twisted: . Oh to be young again...