The A-Team van.

Hello, I wanted to do exactly the same, but like you found the price to be ridiculous.

So I used a pair of my mrs old black tights. 
I took the filters off then used the base and top plates to sandwich and hold it in place.

It adds another layer of filtration, hardly noticeable and didn't cost me anything.

A pair of rear tyres for sale £20
Collection from LU34AF north Luton

215/70/R15 Goodrich with white band. 
Overall diameter 26 inches
both have approx 6mm of tread. 

more info and pics to follow....

pm me for my phone number and I will happily send more pics, its so much easier than hosting pics on the pc

Welcome to the forum,

You have found a good place here 

Introduce yourself bud, maybe add a little background.

Most folk on here are helpful and 4 bolt steels are rarely used on a buggy so you may be lucky.

Hi Pete,

I have sent you an email about seats 

-Steve

I used a loop with two cable clamps on it.  Not fancy , but cheap and has never come loose.

Welcome to buggy club 

Great video Andy

If you have it, you may as well use it. 
When the engine is warm and on tick over, look down the throat and make sure the butterfly
is completely upright, this is choke off.
When its cold switch with the ign on set and it so it is three quarters closed.
I had one and it always worked well for me.

People with out choke often are running twin carb set ups.

Going twice...

Does anybody want any of the small bits taking off before they go...    

No sorry. Just what is in the pics.

It wold be a shame to take this to the tip...
going once....

I'm open to offers as the price was a guess to conform with the forum rule.

cheese

Hello,

I used the gearbox but didn't need the rest, so it is for sale.
I'm really not sure what it is worth, I know a price is a must for sale items.

I looked locally and a pair of used drums on their own is £20

So priced to sell at £60
       
Collection would be best please from LU3

I would put goggles on, gloves on, then just crack the dump plug.
It will ssshh a little...leave it to drain and come back to it when its emptied.