Rummaging through and organising our boxes of bits and we came across these two bits we couldn't quite recall. First is a flat gasket and the second pair are thin hardboard type straps.
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Cheers!
Parts identification
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The Black Baron
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Parts identification
Hi all,
Rummaging through and organising our boxes of bits and we came across these two bits we couldn't quite recall. First is a flat gasket and the second pair are thin hardboard type straps.
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Cheers!
Rummaging through and organising our boxes of bits and we came across these two bits we couldn't quite recall. First is a flat gasket and the second pair are thin hardboard type straps.
Over to you![frame]
Cheers!
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chesney
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Re: Parts identification
Bottom is 4 door interior trim, covers the top half of the B pillars over where the trafficators would be.
Not sure about top.
Not sure about top.
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The Black Baron
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Re: Parts identification
Of course! Thanks for speedy reply!
Re: Parts identification
The 'gasket'looks like the band that goes inside a cycle wheel to protect the tube from the spoke heads.
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irmscher
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Re: Parts identification
Could be as one hole for the valve
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Re: Parts identification
Good call. Dad may have kept it to make our own gaskets out of.