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  1. But what is great about 'Topics last 24 hrs' is , NO Bender! I usually go to 'Unread Content' and sometimes it is nothing but Bender.
  2. I didn't know the "discover" page was back. The 24 Hour page. Just switched. Thanks. You're right, it's direct to the latest activity. When I complain I like to think that I speak for the masses, that are otherwise just visiting less. But, it might be just me... Is the ironic part of the cartoon that someone in a blue shirt would help someone in a red shirt?
  3. Cliff, I'm surprised that your Nissan Parts guy told you that you had to buy 10 of the outer O-rings. The Part number is for one. Maybe things are different in the USA, but in Canada I was able to order one and it came in it's own individual sealed Nissan package. There is another way to make a seal for to replace the " Top Hat " seal. Clean the inside of the speedometer cable ( Transmission end ) fitting thoroughly with Brake Clean. Then apply some light grease or oil to the inner cable for .about the first inch or two. Then get some Automotive RTV and partially fill the inside of the screw coupling . It doesn't have to be very thick, but you basically want to make an RTV " washer " that seals the cavity and the inner cable. The oil or grease on the inner cable will prevent the RTV from sticking to it. Now screw the speedometer cable coupling assembly back onto the speedo gear housing. Wait about 30 minutes before using, or whatever set time for your RTV is. Voila, you've just made a new Top Hat. Did this to my old Rally Datsun back in the " Day " it worked slick.
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    Found one for $280. Gotta go pick it up next Sunday. Pretty heavily varnished, but from the pics looks rust and dent free. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  5. Looks familiar....!@eurodat
  6. Nice work. The second one will go more quickly.
  7. That looks good. Smear a little fiberglass over the seems to fill any pinholes and smooth them a little, then primer...good to go!
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