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Wrong instrument panel, small gauges and warning lamps for a '74.

Ron

European LHD instrument panel without the sliders to open the heater vents. Normal 4 small gauges. 3 Smiths plus the Lucas Ammeter.
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Wrong instrument panel, small gauges and warning lamps for a '74. Maybe just wrong period - unless the idea was to not need to reach too far the cigarette lighter!

Ron
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If everything was there, it is worth about $10k IMHO.

All the normal things need replacing, paint, trim, etc.
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It looks like someone modified that intake to fit, you can see that the flanges were welded on.
I did read a write up online where someone fabricated a manifold like that and it supposedly worked ok.

Price seems pretty high!
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eBay - Craigslist Ads - Other Listings / '74 TCS Project FS on CL in SF
« Last post by FourLoti on Today at 06:08:59 AM »
Pretty optimistic asking price. And what's with the single carb conversion - was that ever a thing?

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/cto/d/petaluma-1974-lotus-europa/7743503057.html
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Off Topic Subjects / Re: Hemmings article, mid engine car options
« Last post by Clifton on Today at 02:57:52 AM »
Hmmm.  No mention of the Lancia Stratos?  Dino?  Carrera GT?  Pantera?  Muita?  R8?

" Treat Yourself To Some Affordable, Mid-Engine Fun

You can own one of these sports cars for $30K or less "

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Hmmm.  No mention of the Lancia Stratos?  Dino?  Carrera GT?  Pantera?  Muita?  R8? 
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Off Topic Subjects / Re: RIP Roberta Bean
« Last post by Mid-EngineEnthusiast on Today at 01:54:34 AM »
You can still call Ken Gray at DBE directly for parts, just ordered rear flex brake lines for my S2 a few weeks back at (209) 754-5802. What part of San Diego are you at?

Joji Tokumoto
Fallbrook, Ca

Joji:  Thanks.  I'll see about checking with Ken on parts.  I'm in Poway.  Perhaps we will cross paths. 

V/R

Charlie
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Garage / Re: It's not easy being green - 1971 TC
« Last post by Cheguava on Saturday,May 11, 2024, 09:47:34 AM »
Repairing with fiberglass won't work.  I've seen that a few times...the patch just peels off.   The console is ABS plastic, which is a PITA to repair, and requires adhesives specifically made for ABS.  There are various glues you can get at the big box hardware stores which will work...look in the plumbing supply aisle where you will find them.  You WILL have to cover the faces after you put all the pieces back together/fix cracks/etc.  but covering it after fixing is probably the best course of action (unless you come upon an unmolested/cracked example...I just gave away my last solid console a couple weeks ago from my stash.)

Thanks for this Bryan - I had just assumed it was fibreglass when the complete absence of fibres in it should have alerted me different. D'oh!  I'll look out for suitable adhesive - info very much appreciated.
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