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I wonder what BBQ'd Stag tastes like
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Not a nice sight
JohnMK 2 1977 FLAMENCO RED ,WEBER ,BELT DRIVEN WATER PUMP.Comment
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Do you think it really is a 1970 car though?.......... could be one for the low number chasers!
Cheers
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You mean a car with a non standard carb? Catching fire? Surely not....Comment
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The car's location is given as Chorley, my home town, but I've never heard of DouglasValleyBreakers and can't pinpoint it's position
from the photographs, but I know there were several car scrap yards in Chorley as I once got a part for my former W123 Mercedes from one.
In another recent thread on here Philv8 says he is staying in Chorley on his way to the AGM - could ask him to go take a look, or could that car
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Venison.Originally posted by Staggard View PostI wonder what BBQ'd Stag tastes likeYour wife is right, size matters. 3.9RV8Comment
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deff don't look like a 70 model to me but good to be tax exempt , looks like it had some kind of carb conversion job, its not the first ive seen like this and prob wont be the last.Comment
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Good Spot Andy.
Definately MKII seats anyway. What did you spot?
Regards
Davehttp://www.stagwiki.com | http://parts.stagwiki.com (Under Development)Comment
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Gonna answer my own question now!
Sill Covers
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Door locks will identify Mk1 or 2 but no pictures unfortunately
would love to know what caused the fire. I have heard of carb conversions flooding and unlike the originals there isn't the facility to direct fuel away that I know off
Ian
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hi Ian I think you would struggle with door locks as an aid to mk identification . I have heard of cars as late as dec 74 to jan 1975 with mk1 doors !! ask Steve stagdad mk 2 74 with mk 1 doors and locks ............Originally posted by milothedog View PostDoor locks will identify Mk1 or 2 but no pictures unfortunately would love to know what caused the fire. I have heard of carb conversions flooding and unlike the originals there isn't the facility to direct fuel away that I know off
Ian
SteveBeautiful early mk1 white tv8 mod? MGB GT and now looking for another V8Comment
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