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Testing Not Complete
We’ve been chasing an apparent fuel delivery problem in this right hand drive Austin Healey 3000 Mk III. Initially the car responded well to having all of the fuel line clamps tightened, a common enough problem with any number of … Continue reading
									
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		Myron Rides Again
Sometime around 5:00 Thursday morning a man living at 4 Whitfield Lane, Coram, N.Y. looked out his window and saw a sight that must have astounded him, the MG TD which he hadn’t driven in almost 30 years just sitting … Continue reading
									
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		Jags, Healeys & MG’s
Now that it has a new fuel tank, Butch set out to chase a part throttle flat spot on the red 4.2 E-type. One interesting discovery was the previous installation of 1-3/4″ carburetor flange gaskets on the HD 8 carbs, … Continue reading
									
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		Kenlowe 1,2,3
Another Monday, another E-type. This is the Jaguar that can be seen being unloaded in NYC in our old Tri-Fold flyer. A new one is in the works so the old one is now a collector’s item. A subsequent inspection … Continue reading
									
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