Re: SER1 question and New tires for my mineva!
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Dear Paul,
I have seen your photo’s and I am quit jealous. I think your doing a
good job and I saw some other classic cars in the background!
I understood you are Dutch as well. Maybe we can meet some time to
exchange experiences. :-)
Tomorrow I will go to Vehekel, a national old timer market. Its my first
visit and I hope to see a lot of interesting stuff.
Coen
LandRover Opperduit wrote:
>Dear Coen,
>
>Fitting the Series One Club oil filter conversion set is a strait forward
>job.
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>Basically the same job when changing a used filter for a fresh one. Handling
>the little bolts in the tight space is the worst of it.
>The arrangement and fittings for the pipes are the same.
>
>Next time you change the filter you enjoy the easiness of the spin of
>construction.
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>One of the photos, rebuilding my engine, shows you the conversion set. Note
>that only one of the pipes is fitted now. See the Opperduit LandRover
>section in our Series one garage.
>http://groups.msn.com/TheSeriesOneGarage/opperduitlandrover.msnw
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>Best Regards
>Paul Rasch
>The Netherlands
>1950 80"
>
>
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: series1-host@xxxxxxxxx.xxx [mailto:series1-host@xxxxxxxxx.xxx] On
>Behalf Of Coen Caminada
>Sent: donderdag 25 augustus 2005 20:26
>To: Serie 1 mailinglist
>Subject: SER1 question and New tires for my mineva!
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>Hello everybody, just a little update:
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>For my 1952 Minerva,
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>I want to change my oil filter to the series one club modified one. Do
>you have any tips witch will make the work easy(er)?
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>A while ago I asked you about the best tire size for my Minerva. After a
>lot of thinking, I bought 5 new tires.
>I choose Michelins, XZL's ( also known as 4X4-OR) in the 700 size. They
>are radials and modern tires. I am very satisfied, steering is much
>improved, the tires are within the land rover specs, and I did gain a
>little cruising speed, probably just enough to keep up with most of the
>trucks. The tires are narrow and high, and look more or less the same as
>the bargrips witch were mounted by the Belgium army!
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