Fuel overpipe lines

[Guest]

Thanks to John on 1st April in forum I have found where the overflow pipes are supposed to go.For the 8 years I have had my Stag both pipes were routed to the vee.There has never been any petrol discharge to the vee but now there is no way it can happen.I have fitted a tee to both overflow pipes and now the overflow tube is down the engine front as it was supposed to be. Thanks to the forum and the members who helped.
My Stag is a 1975 Mk.2 with B/W35 Auto,White with genuine Triumph engine.Its done now 248000Kms(154000Miles) and yesterday fitted the hard top ready for our winter.The car is used every week and returns 26/27 MPG using 95 octane petrol and still with Strombergs.

Anthony

[Firept]

Anthony.
Its good that you've managed to make good use of the Forum.
It seems strange that you are thinking of fitting the Hard top I am just looking to see If I can arrange with my brother to come over and help take the hard top off ready for ......may be a Summer this year.

All the best.
Paul.

[Guest]

Paul,
Yes we in NZ have had the best summer for years,so have done a lot of topless driving.This was what the summers were like as a kid 65plus years ago.I hope you get the same as we have had,and I hope we don't get the stuff you have had in the past few weeks.
Cheers,
Tony

[Marco Polo]

In North Queensland, I'm just about to take my hard top off for our "winter" usually 25C with clear skies. It's far too hot and humid for the aircon to cope in Summer without the hard top on! Definitely a car or all seasons and climates, not sure about salted roads and a UK winter though!
regards to all,
Raoul