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But the numbers involved would be lower if you guys used Metric. :lol: ....and then the fight started....

I was lucky enough to be contacted by my friend Tom aka @moparsaver - he found a NOS one still in the package for the A100 series of vehicles. :lowdown::lowdown::lowdown::lowdown::lowdown:

Over here in the trade, it's called another day. :rolleyes: It got so bad with greedy car dealers that the Govt introduced a "Certified Odometer" regime....without it you had to prove the mileage readings.

I wonder if it could be my old one.....it hasn't been around for a while.

Don't forget the main stud and the large 'penny washer' for the solenoid part inside. I had issues with a burnt main stud. Luckily my motor rewinder friend was able to silver solder it up good as new. Lasted a long time after that.

To answer your question - I guess it all depends on locality. I am still preparing to drop off my new 'NOS' km speedometer to the local Instrument Shop to have it updated to reflect true distance travelled. Currently the distance is recorded as miles, but I will get them to convert and add...

Contact Joe Simpson on Fartbook.... he has a self-learning tutorial. I signed up when he was doing a half-price deal. Tune The Trilogy and before anyone asks - I signed up to him because he has intense program and thought process. Lifetime subscription for the one price. Also, I nearly...

Sticklers even. :poke:

Given the percentages I figured it was a good guess. Placed all my chips on RED. :lol:

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Same here with the original Sniper 1. :thumbsup:

Welcome from across the ditch in New Zealand. :thumbsup: That's a good looking RR there.....perfect colour too.

Say what???? :mob:

:xscuseless: This thread has been moved to the appropriate section (NOT General discussion) ...normally would get deleted, but since you seem to be in so much of a pickle, I moved it. How about a bit more about what someone needs to find.

It's rooted. :bananadance:

The pilot bushing may have gotten loose and spun up inside the crank. Or it's as simple as the throw-out bearing is poked from riding too much - incorrectly adjusted from installation time.

...and now it's compensating for something ? :lol:

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: ....yeah...those guys.....pffffft.... :rolleyes:

Definitely easily spotted in a crowd. :thumbsup:

Just before mowing the lawns for my in-laws, I managed to capture this fly past from our local Warbirds Association. They had been flying all over the city, and at one point flew directly over my house....didn't have my phone handy then.