Classic cars forum & vehicle restoration.

[alan 869]

Just bought this off ebay:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/150811166593?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2648

Very good read. Just the right sort of little book to keep in the van. Of course there was a side with this

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The caption to the pic states that it is apparently complete. What´s obviously missing

[Uncle Alec]

Knave plates - and Fred Flintstone.

[alan 869]

Interesting, haven´t a clue what you mean

[alan 869]

Oh well, left in the dark.

I was referring to the absence of a wheel arch cover. They were missing on my van. A kind gentleman in Hull who has a Vogue let me take his over to Sweden to get copied I had some forms made using his covers as a template. Then, as a reward for his faith in human nature, I sent him a new pair....... in carbon fiber They shouldn´t crack for a while

[Uncle Alec]

[alan 869]

Thanks. I´ve never heard the phrase -Naive plates- before Get the Fred Flinstone connection now (a bit thick). I´m in the process of fitting out the -toilet- in the Vogue. I understand that the toilet area was left blank when they were sold so I don´t think there was any official fittings from the factory. Got a nice corner basin off ebay which I´m going to fit and -box- in the wheel arch so there is a bit more storage for -toiletries- as it were. There was no table in it when I got it so that´s being made. Then it will be just about finished Ten years on