Hello all,
I was fitting a new anti-sizzle kit to my 1960 saloon and came across a strange object beneath the carpet on the top of the transmission tunnel....
It's a bright metal tube, about an inch long and a little under 1/2 inch thick; the wall of said tube is around 1/8 and the hole through the middle a bit under 1/4" There was also a flat washer too.
Can anyone recognise it from the position it was found in and my stunningly accurate description?
Regards
Dave
Mystery Object
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Re: Mystery Object
A picture is worth a thousand words.
If the tube and washer are joined it sounds like one of the bits that hold the leg shields on a Honda Cub.
If the tube and washer are joined it sounds like one of the bits that hold the leg shields on a Honda Cub.
"Once you break something you will see how it was put together"
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Re: Mystery Object
Also known as a frying pan lid
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Re: Mystery Object
Aircon?What's an "anti-sizzle kit"?

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Re: Mystery Object
Could it be a very corroded (in the centre) 1/4 inch drive socket, perhaps with the 1/4 inch square drive hole rounded off??Trabantdave wrote:Hello all,
I was fitting a new anti-sizzle kit to my 1960 saloon and came across a strange object beneath the carpet on the top of the transmission tunnel....
It's a bright metal tube, about an inch long and a little under 1/2 inch thick; the wall of said tube is around 1/8 and the hole through the middle a bit under 1/4" There was also a flat washer too.
Can anyone recognise it from the position it was found in and my stunningly accurate description?
Regards
Dave
Cheers John - all comments IMHO
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