Re: [lro] problem shifting my Series III

From: Keith Tanner (keith@miata.net)
Date: Thu Jan 09 2003 - 11:11:17 EST

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    That's a far more technical description than I gave, but I suspect it's the
    setup on my truck. It wouldn't be considered a tight seam on anything but a
    Rover, but it's tight.

    Keith

    At 08:57 1/9/03, you wrote:

    > > Isn't this only a real problem on a LHD?
    >
    >You're absolutely right. Brain fade.
    >
    >Actually, i was thinking aobut this a bit this morning,
    >specifically with reference to Herr Doctor Cranfield's
    >comment that most of these look like bodge jobs.
    >
    >Rather than messing about with hinges and the like, I'm
    >thinking that it would be much cleaner to simply arrnage
    >the panel as a removable item.
    >
    >Figure it this way - you put a socket on the bottom of the
    >wing and a tenon on the bottom of the panel edge. When you
    >need to remove the panel you undo the fasteners (of
    >whatever type) at the bulkhead and lift the panel. It then
    >disengages from the socket and lifts right out.
    >
    >THis way there is no hinge barrel visible, no rivet lines -
    >nothing but a nice tight seam. Seems to me that this could
    >be done easily with aluminum extrusions from the DIY shop.
    >
    > Alan
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