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If Mt Waverley is close enough I have a clutch assembly bolted up to a type 3 engine that won't be going in for a while. New parts - just replace them when you can. OR I also have the same in my useful pile of crap you can have if that suits. Will need a bit of a clean-up but not bad. Adam o4o7 886 ...

I've sent you my details Anastasia.

The rims is in pretty good nick but if it doesn't suit you can always go back to Plan A.

Cheers

Adam.

I have one lonely rim in Mt Waverley if it is easier for all. Pretending to be a garden ornament at present.

Adam.

No worries. Enjoy.

You can have my copy.

Shoot me your address.

Adam.

That would be me.

Hi, I'm in need of a pair of short axles and axle tube end castings (or complete tubes/end castings) off an early sixties bug to help address a wheel clearance issue on the back of the fasty. Anyone got any they can spare? Available for pick-up between the City and Ballarat on the weekend or a willi...

Just thought I'd check close to home before I search further a field... I'm after a couple of accessories for the old girl ('66 Type 3), namely: - Stainless steel gravel guards - Chrome/stainless door door handle/finger scratch guards. Not fussed about NOS, good used is fine (in some ways preferable...

Thanks gents (although with that Nanna talk maybe not!).

I've got the stainless type on its way $25US delivered (second hand) - bargain! (Maybe too much so, we'll see...)

Ben, if you do end up having a plastic version in good nick I'd still be keen.


Thanks again.

Thanks Jimmy.

I'm looking for something more like this:



Or the stainless type that go along the top of the window.

Type 3 ones?

I can only find the ISP-WEST ones and don't really want to pay the US$45 quoted for freight on one item.

I'm after a pair (or driver's side at least) of chrome or perspex 'vent shades' or 'wind deflectors'. Those things that clip onto the window to keep out rain and or wind if the window is left open a peep. Anyone have any they wish to offload. Reasonable $, I'll pay postage to Tas (or Blackburn if ea...

Stu'y, The spelling is 'Maico' - may help your search. :idea: These brakes were imported into Oz from der fatherland (produced by Maico-Fahrfeugfabrik) in the mid-60's by LWB Trading in NSW. Stumbled across an old Wheels magazine (May 1966) with an install/test - PM me if you want a PDF copy. Also, ...