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Old 13-11-18, 12:15
Ken Smith Ken Smith is offline
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Did some measuring on the Holden distributor today, as I have had the feeling it is a bit short, it appears that it only just enters the slot for the oil pump. Even though it will never do many kilometres I would like it to be a bit more reliable. I will take the distributor out of my CCW 270 and check it for length.

Went to the panel shop to pick up a ute today, and talked to the manager about the hood, had to call it a bonnet. He assured me that he had a old school panel beater that takes pride in working on heavy metal and not letting any job beat him, I will be interested to see if the M216 beats him.

Ken
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