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2CV Beachcomber For Sale
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Andrew Barnes ( snipped-for-privacy@xtreme2.pipex.net) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying :
Ah, that old beastie of Steve's! I take it it's back to a normal 602 these days? Last time I saw that, the AA man dropped me off at home after the mad
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Yeh, back to standard, fond memories of that car, but unfortunately none of us have the time to restore it.
Think it was the flywheel bolts which snapped when my bro bust it, seem to remember he had reused them. That 652 never was that reliable.
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Andrew Barnes ( snipped-for-privacy@xtreme2.pipex.net) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying :
IIRC, it was some machining swarf in the front cam bearing - the fan bolt and flywheel bolts were a symptom of it stopping so suddenly and completely....
But it *was* fun.