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Re: blown ulster

To: Alan Simpson <Alan@roverworks.com>
Subject: Re: blown ulster
From: David Laver <David.Laver@msdw.com>
Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2000 08:58:37 +0000
A firm in Australia makes solid skirt pistons for Austin 7s.  A road going and
a race version - the road going having an extra ring. JP Engineering :  (08)
261 7222. 25-31 Innes Road, Windsor Gardens, South Australia, 5085.

UK agent (or one of) is Tony Leslie of Holmesdale Sevens.  Phone
01323-833-603.  Addr - Fareham, Chilsham, Herstmonceux, East Sussex. BN27 4QH.

For expertise with blown Austins call Tim Myall : 01892-652-215, and Don Rawson
: 01691-661-440.

David

Alan Simpson wrote:

> Greetings!I am on a quest for parts and advice.We are currently
> restoring,and plan on racing a blown 1930 Austin Ulster (yes it is a real
> one).Most of the parts have not been a problem until we went looking for
> pistons.Apparently good quality ones are hard to get and our requirement is
> for a solid skirt,providing another level of difficulty again.Should we
> have to have some made could I have some recommendations of a capable firm?
> I am also looking for an RJF20 regulator/cut out for my 1937 Riley
> special.Pre-war electrical parts would seem to be very scarce.
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