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Posts posted by Mike A
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Just added new color matching cocoa mats too
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On 5/16/2023 at 7:08 PM, BayMW John said:
Surprised there's not more interest here for this car - which clearly was a painstaking process of renovation and is a real beauty.
With all you've done, it seems painful to pull out some nits, but I recall when it was listed back in the Fall of '21, there were a few items remaining : intermittent wipers and worn splines on the rods, a few things not hooked up (heater, windshield washers, defrost). Still outstanding?
VSR fixed everything
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The car is a “numbers matching” 1973 Tii. The photos will document its VIN in all the correct locations. We have completed a thorough mechanical and cosmetic restoration with a goal of making it a high-quality original driver, looking and performing as it did when it left the showroom. With some modifications from original for ease of maintenance, it came out as intended.
Summarizing in random order as we leaf through the receipts, these items were addressed by being replaced or reconditioned. They are further detailed in the photo portfolio:
Engine rebuilt by Sports Car Restoration
Details completed by Vintage Sports Restoration
All running gear restored/replaced
New Front and rear shocks
New larger front and rear sway bars
Subframes stripped and refinished
New front and rear subframe bushings.
New master cylinder and cuniform brake lines through out
Original steel wheels and hubcaps restored with new tires
Spare set of FPS alloys with mounted new tires
Tii calipers rebuilt
Rear drum brakes refinished and rebuilt with all new parts
New rotors and pads
New front spindle/hub bearings
New Ansa exhaust and new tip
Spare set of FPS/BMW alloys w/mounted balanced Falken tires (no center caps)
New Odyssey battery
New trumpet signal horns
Heater box restored with new motor
Rear turn signals lens
New H4 headlamp conversion w/ new relays harness
Steering column switches replaced
New classic reproduction radio w/4way speakers
All receipts total over 80,000 invested
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Price: $50000Location: Montgomery , NY
Description:Less than 1000 miles on Professional mechanical rebuild by SCR and VSR. PM for full details.
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Beware of Slighte216, joined Sunday
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No junk please . PM with email . Thanks, Mike
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phhhht
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Is this transmission still available?
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Is this transmission still available?
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Thank you Rick for that starting sequence.
Took a gamble and replaced the zeitschalter because a. I had one (thanks to a kind fellow member) and b. it was an easy R&R before tackling anything more time-consuming. Lo' and behold , using Rick's starting sequence it fires as new. Thanks to all for the comments.
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On 9/11/2022 at 7:22 PM, stephers said:
How are you starting the car when hot/warm? When cold, you should not have to touch the accelerator but when hot, you should have it at least 1/2 to 3/4 open when starting warm/hot System needs all that air when warm/hot
But mind you, all cars are a little different and everything that we are dealing with is 50 year old technology. I have a customer with his tii, fully rebuilt engine needs a little throttle when ever starting, that what it likes so....
Thanks, Rick
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Anyone interested in late 60s European examples might want to watch Netflix series "Gloria" . Cold war spy thriller in Portugal. Story line is great, screenplay so-so, acting not so hot, BUT...
...the car props are wonderful! The star is a Tilux with a lot of screen time. A 1600 shows up often, as well as a handful of Vws, NSU, Hillman, 2CV, a Triumph sedan, Lotus sedan , and a bunch of others you aficionados will be able to identify. They all look collector quality. Keep your finger on the hold button because the scenes don't last long. Around episode # 7 or so there is a nice set of ta-tas for those of you with more prurient priorities.
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Been away, sorry for the delay in responding , thanks for the replies. Getting back under the hood this week using the input.
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New rebuilt motor , starts immediately when cold and runs fine but starting when warm/hot is a chore. Was told by people who are supposed to know that this issue points to a malfunctioning cold start valve. Is that pretty much consensus?
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Bought a set of hubcaps for the FPS alloys from Pelican. Fitment seems to be an issue. Are they to be mounted from outboard? Inboard? Anyone with the right combination welcomed
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Price: $65000Location: Orange County , New York
Description:Inca, Numbers matching , clear title Looks, drives and performs as delivered from dealer.
No rust anywhere
Engine rebuilt by Sports Car Restoration
Details completed by Vintage Sports Restoration
All running gear restored/replaced
New Front and rear shocks
New larger front and rear sway bars
Subframes stripped and refinished
New front and rear subframe bushings.
New master cylinder and cuniform brake lines through out
Original steel wheels and hubcaps restored with new tires
Spare set of FPS/BMW alloys w/mounted balanced Falken tires (no center caps)
Tii calipers rebuilt
Rear drum brakes refinished and rebuilt with all new parts
New rotors and pads
New front spindle/hub bearings
New Ansa exhaust and new tip
New Odyssey battery
New trumpet signal horns
Rear turn signals lens
New H4 headlamp conversion w/ new relays harness
Steering column switches replaced
New classic reproduction radio w/4way speakers
Dash wrapped in new vinyl
Rebuilt pedal box
original seats
New carpet and headliner
Rebuilt heater box and valve
New Fire wall insulation
New Cowl drains
NOS fuel tank rustproofed
New windshield
New side window seals and fuzzies
All fasteners plated yellow zinc
PM for more photos
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Price: $175Location: Orange County NY
Description:+shipping. Brand new, Jaymic radiator for your 2002. According to Jaymic it adds 40% cooling capacity. Ordered when the gauge registered too hot, but the problem was a bad sensor. not needed for my restoration
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Please send photo and price, thanks, Mike
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73 Tii
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