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[Davelowery]

plz if any one has any of thes parts for sale plz msg me

100 e engiune parts i need

inlet and exhaust manifold gasket

oil filter + bolt + spring + oil fillter container

steel tube that fits into bottom of engine for the bottom radiator hose

e83w parts i neede

front and rear axle u bolts and nuts and plates

i all so have for sale

6 volt starting moter
6 volt distributor
1ooe engine stripped for rebild
complet front axel

[Rick]

Hi, welcome to the forum, I'll move your posts to the E83W section

Rick
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[buzzy bee]

Hi Davelowery

I have sent you a PM

Cheers

Dave

[Davelowery]

there a few more parts i need hopefully have the u bolts now thanks a lot dave

still need the oilfilther houseing for a e100 engan and a coreplug

i need all the door and window seals

and the rear wheel mugguards

and a streeing weel and steering box

thanks

dave

[buzzy bee]

Hi

No probs, I need the seals myself so can't help you on that front, the rear mudgaurds are built into my pickup and don't have any others spare, and the steering wheel, I may have one, but I am not sure, if I do it will be a bit cracked, I have restored my one.

Cheers

Dave

[Davelowery]

i have a steering wheel but its in realy bad shape so trying to find a new on i will send u a pic so u can see if its worse than the one u have

dave

[buzzy bee]

Hi

I will try and find an article on how to restore them, it is a lengthy job, but may be an option!

Cheers

Dave

[Davelowery]

thanks a lot that woud be grate

[Rick]

rustyreks in NZ has done a great job at re-furbishing his steering wheel, I've seen pics but if he sees this post hopefully he'll pop some notes on here, about how he did it.

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[rustyreks]

Dave my steering wheel was horrific as it had been weathered outside 1/3 of the bottom base had separated and much of the bakelite material was misshaped and alot of the metal frame was visible though rusted for a cost of approx $20.00 new zealand i repaired it i first sand blasted the bakelight esp places where it had cracked and removed any loose material although the sand blaster did a pretty good job of that its important to clean the rusted frame so the epoxy putty has something to stick to i then used abit of jb weld to join up the broken section back on.then used the grinder to roughly shape the steering wheel and then used some epoxy putty i think it was called knead it it is sold in a stick it is a two part putty and you mix it up and it sets hard.After mixing it sets quite fast i shaped sections at a time as there was quite a lot of repairing to be done so far so good the hardest part was the sanding it took a good 6-7 hours to get it just right i only experimented as i couldnt find a better one but the end result was well worth the effort as it looked new i then primed and spray painted it and it didnt cost that much to do esp when it is difficult to pick up a good one.It was one of those jobs where i was going to throw the steering wheel away but thought what have i to lose and in the process ended up with a really good steering wheel can send some pics if interested in some brent

[rustyreks]

Dave here is the site that inspired me to do my own steering wheel it was far worse than this one it was a throw away before i started it came up well http://www.secondchancegarage.com/public/480.cfm