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Originally Posted by brett777
i bought a kit and need to choose a steering column i read a 65-67 mgb was good any comments. thank you brett
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Brett, concerning the title of your thread, "no one has responded yet to my questions", you posted this on a different thread, with the following title attached to your post:
"hi i bought a kit i'm not sure who made but could use wisdom"
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Originally Posted by brett777
hi i purchased a 80% finished kit. work done looks very good however all the seller could tell me was it was formed in south carolina or its a cmc out of florida. the only differance i can find is where all cobras have side vents or indentations ny body does not have this. it came with no steps of completion ,manual or instruction so i'm building like i fly my plane by the seat of my pants. it needs steering column i read on here 65,67 mgb column work well. it has no windshield ,seats rollbars. headers or sidepipes. .has brand new built 302 and a new 5 speed and a new auto tranny so i can go either way. any builder lit would really help or some one i can talk to to guide me by steps. i would like to do a mild custom to it but not sure how yet i like to be differant. so if you can help. please do it would be a big blessing. brett 252 202 4057
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to which I replied:
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Originally Posted by YerDugliness
Brett, have you checked with this source:
http://classicmotorcarriages.com/
They say they supply "...Parts For Classic Motor Carriages And FiberFab Kit Cars", perhaps they can help you in your quest.
Hope this helped.
Oh, yeah.....I'd suggest you start a specific thread asking for the information you want.....stepping on threads authored by others that have nothing to do with what you need is considered bad form hereabouts....I'm just sayin'.......
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Did you happen to read the thread to see if anyone answered your question?
Paul F is right, these forums are like little communities with rules and expectations of courtesy among the members. When one asks for help, it is customary for that person to check back and see if anyone has responded and if so to acknowledge it.
All I had to do to get the aforementioned website was google "classic motor carriages", you could have done so, as well.
Here's hoping you get your project off the ground.....sometimes these basket cases seem like quite the bargain but end up being money pits in the end, particularly when the company may no longer be in business or parts are no longer available. You may have gotten lucky with yours, though.
Cheers from Dugly!!