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Daniel et al,<br>
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HAPPY BOXING DAY!! Hope your Christmas was indeed happy. Very
nice job on the "lightening holes", they look great. Years ago I
attempted to convert Frogeye to a fly off break and fabricated the
parts according to Peter Browning and Les Needham's <i>Healeys
and Austin Healeys</i> but could not get it to work for some
reason. You've re-kindled the urge to try again as I like the fly
off feature on the MGA. Of course the adapter plate would add
weight and so would the extra chrome plate. :-) Carbon fibre
body panels would help in your quest for lightness. ;-) $$$$$
or £££££ !!<br>
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Happy Holidays to all!<br>
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Dave W.<br>
59 :{)<br>
59 MGA 1500<br>
Burlington WI<br>
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On 12/26/2016 6:58 AM, WeslakeMonza1330--- via Spridgets wrote:<br>
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<div>Hi List,</div>
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<div>Happy Christmas!</div>
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<div>+ A photo of my lightened and re-chromed handbrake in my
Sprite, Nope, it's not been converted to fly-off. Yes, I
forgot to get the button re-chromed, Yes the car has a (very
loosely) Ford based five speed but the gear knob is much
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