Bob:
Thanks for the input. I've heard about unobtanium before. It's nearly as
bad as noroomium. However, assuming one's marriage falls in the proper
place on the priority list, that is, high up and just behind LBC's,
noroomium can sometimes be countered with a very useful substance called
compromisium. Never knew there was so much chemistry involved in owning
LBC's.
On the subject of wheels, while I can and will go out and measure mine,
you're saying the hole pattern is 4.25". I received a post from Craig
Faubel saying the pattern is 4.5". Since it's Sunday morning and I'm still
in my jammies, I'm going to throw this one out to the list again. Any
takers?
Will
multiple 77's
-----Original Message-----
From: Bob Shaw [mailto:shaws@mlcltd.com]
Sent: Sunday, July 29, 2001 12:38 AM
To: Will Brien
Subject: Re: Parts car clarification
On 7/28/01 at 11:08 PM -0400, on the subject of Parts car
clarification, Will Brien's digits tickled the keyboard thusly:
>Sorry, all -
>
>In my previous post about the 77 parts car I just picked up, I asked for
>advice on 4 hole, 14" wheels. Obviously, that's a pretty vague
description.
>I meant which, if any, cars had wheels that would fit a B. Miata, Camry,
>Ferrari...etc.
>
>Will
>Yellow 77 and family
Ford, GM, Honda and anything else that has a 4x4.25 pattern. Save as
much as you have room for. It is guaranteed that as soon as you throw
something you start the clock. Two weeks later you will need it. And
when you buy it you will discover it was made of unobtianium.
--
Bob Shaw
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My British Car is NOT leaky - it's merely marking its territory.
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