>I also forgot an other thing, I have that injection system from a 2.5 PI,
>what should I do with that because I know it's bad for a carburator to
>stay 'dry' for a long time.
I would be glad to store that PI unit for you on my GT6. That
would be the best way to take care of it! ;-) In fact I am sure there would
be quite a few people in the states generous enough to relieve you of that
problem.
Richard
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To: amace@unix2.nysed.gov@INTERNET
Cc: triumphs@autox.team.net@INTERNET
From: Lennart.Broekhof@Holland.Sun.COM@INTERNET on Thu, Nov 9, 1995 11:37 AM
Subject: Re: Vitesse questions.........
] > My question is if there are things I really need to know
] > before I take the body of the chassis, specialy because I
] > don't want to use the original chassis anymore.
] > Like what's best, take the doors out before or after lifting
] > the body up ?
]
] I'd leave the doors on; alternatively, remove the doors and brace the
] openings. As the Vitesse body is not all that strong by itself, it's best
] to keep the door opening supported one way or the other. Alternatively,
] you may remove the body in sections -- it splits at floor level roughly
] at the front edge of the front seats.
Removing the body in sections, is that hard to do ?
Aren't there any welded parts where I have to cut through before
I can split the body ?
] > And what about the battery, also brand new, can I put it away
] > for so long ?
]
] It's possible, but if you really expect it to be "dormant" for several
] years, I'd suggest selling it to someone or finding another use for it
] yourself.
Well, I'll put it in my other car and sell the one that I take out, maybe
this project will take longer then the 2 to 3 years (don't hope so :-( )
and the other car has one from two years old.
So that problem is solved :-)
And has anyone any ideas how to remove white paint from my dashboard ?
(It's completely white.)
Thanks Andy, and others of course :-)
Bye for now,
Lennart Broekhof
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