LP2A SAR 4993 rebuild

[Euan McDonald]

Hi Mike,
Yes 4993 is SAR, the 99 bin is from another carrier as mine was missing.
The closest to mine would be Dave Argils 4995 as see on you tube when it was for sale on Ebay.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-nXA_uGRwsM

[Euan McDonald]

Time for an update.
Engine cover finished, bins all finished, dash done, tools done, shifter and gearbox done, fuel tanks done, now I need to blast hull and paint.

[Keith Webb]

I see you're going to have two tone horns, nice!

Also your road wheels look kind of racy...

[Euan McDonald]

Originally Posted by Keith Webb

I see you're going to have two tone horns, nice!

Also your road wheels look kind of racy...

Spare horn now on another carrier.

Not sure about the diameter of the road wheels or if the alloy will handle the load.

[Euan McDonald]

I’m in the process of wiring the dash for the LP2A and wanted to use the original style cotton covered wiring.
From all the information I have it seems all the wiring was the same colour, (base yellow) with a metal clamp sleeve to identify what colour it is and where it goes.
Does anyone have information different to this?

[Keith Webb]

There may be someone here on the forum who can assist you with the restoration of your dash.

Originally Posted by Euan McDonald

I’m in the process of wiring the dash for the LP2A and wanted to use the original style cotton covered wiring.
From all the information I have it seems all the wiring was the same colour, (base yellow) with a metal clamp sleeve to identify what colour it is and where it goes.
Does anyone have information different to this?

[Harry Moon]

I've noticed some listings on Ebay for reproduction vintage wires with the various coloring and markings. Means it's available somewhere.

[Euan McDonald]

Originally Posted by Euan McDonald

I’m in the process of wiring the dash for the LP2A and wanted to use the original style cotton covered wiring.
From all the information I have it seems all the wiring was the same colour, (base yellow) with a metal clamp sleeve to identify what colour it is and where it goes.
Does anyone have information different to this?

I have now answered my own question, after removing the wiring conduit and remaining wiring I found the wire was of different colours. The rear lights were red and blue wire as per manual.

[Euan McDonald]

Over the last couple of week with the help of MLU member Cameron Reid we finally welded the patch panel into the side of the carrier.
I have also rebuilt the missing rear bin self and tool rack.
All welding now complete it time to sandblast the hull at last.