Mike - Thanks again.
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Quick Test:
In between Christmas shopping, I compared the Lucas reflectors to my LED ones.
There are very close in size.
And the chrome ring fits around the LED, which has to be a good sign.
So it is definitely worth removing them to see if I can get the 'edge' profiles to match.
Which would allow the Lucas rubber to hold both the LED reflector and chrome ring in place.
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Buzzing
When I first fitted the seats, I forgot to tape the seat belts out of the way first.
This meant the back of the seats 'trapped' the top fixing hooks in a 'pointing downward' position.
They still did the job, but it was something I was never 100% happy with.
So before the 2nd MOT, I managed to use a long lever, plus some brute force and ignorance to fix this.
( Resulting in just a minor loss of skin from my knuckles.
)
So now, both the fixing hooks point upwards.
The problem is that the two separate plates on the passenger size buzz like crazy when I am driving around by myself.
So at some point I will add some tape/rubber in between the plates to see if that helps.
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Cordite Count:
I was thinking about this the other day and I only know of four of the original ‘Sammio Cordite’ cars that were completed and on the road.
Obviously, if anyone knows of any others, I'd love to know.
AndyP57
donnysoutherner
nellieb
Paul L
Note:
Swifty, Viatron & Micky1Mo used the revised Cordite MkII / Navigator kits.
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Until next time, take care, Paul.
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