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Spitfire restoration

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Saturday, April 01 2017, 12:26 PM
Alun Gwynne-Jones
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Is there anyone out there with an early Spitfire who would allow me to have a look under the bonnet ? I am in the process of restoring my 1964 Spitfire 4 and need to refresh my memory as to wiring loom and hydraulic pipe runs etc.. Would be very grateful for any help from anyone on this. You can contact me on 01239 614013 or by email at "alun.jones396@btinternet.com"

Thanks, Alun.
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    Angelo Fecci
    Angelo Fecci
    Wednesday, September 02 2020, 12:02 PM - #permalink
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    Hi Alun

    Sorry I can't help with Spitfire info but you may be able to help me. There don't seem to be many members who are posting about restoration projects and you may have seen my post about my Jaguar Mk2. I now need to find someone who can respray the shell for me. Any suggestions you have will be very welcome.

    Regards
    Angelo
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    Dave Spencer
    Dave Spencer
    Wednesday, March 13 2019, 06:24 AM - #permalink
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    Hi not seen anyone turn up to meets in a spitfire. Hope you have found someone by now
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Re: Spitfire restoration
Hi Alun Sorry I can't help with Spitfire info but you may be able to help me. There don't seem to be many members who are posting about restoration projects and you may have seen my post about my J
Re: Spitfire restoration
Hi not seen anyone turn up to meets in a spitfire. Hope you have found someone by now
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I know it is applied to Motor homes but haven't heard on classic cars yet. Have to check Google.
Re: electronic ignition
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