Hi, Alan -
Try Todd Clarke at Clarke Spares and Restorations:
http://www.clarkespares.com
Steve Byers
HBJ8L/36666
BJ8 Registry
Havelock, NC USA
----- Original Message -----
From: Alan Bromfield
To: Healey List
Sent: Sunday, October 24, 2004 3:29 PM
Subject: Engine ID Plate
Hey Chaps.
My BN4 project is progressing fairly well with the chassis frame
straightened and painted, a lot of the running gear refurbished and ready
to
fit, and the engine and gearbox fully rebuilt. The latter was probably a
bit premature as it will be at least a year before I get to install and
fire
up the engine. However it is cling-film wrapped in a heated garage so it
shouldn't come to any harm. The wind and rain has set in with a vengeance
here in the south UK so I will have lots of opportunity to start assembling
some of these parts.
Get to the point Bromfield - stop waffling man!!
OK, so my question - the engine is numbered 1C/35805 but you would never
know any more as the aluminium (aluminum ;^)) tag got eaten somehow. I
plan
to engrave the number into the block using a small dremel bit, but it would
be really nice if I could get a reproduction plate made with the embossed
numbers from the reverse side.
Any ideas who might be able to make one up? Freight costs are going to be
next to nothing, so anywhere in the world would be good for me.
Cheers.....
AlanB
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