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hillman
France
107 Posts |
 Posted - 07 Feb 2022 : 10:14:26
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Hello,
who would be kind to send or post a picture of the crank handle and jack position inside the rearboot in a serie 3 rapier?
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Mr A.the Hun
United Kingdom
65 Posts |
Posted - 10 Feb 2022 : 17:13:56
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Hello,
I tried to upload a photo but it was rejected on three counts 1) Filename ???? 2) File format (jpeg), and 3) File size.
I am happy to email them, if you know how we can exchange addresses.
I can only show the positions as dictated by the clips on my Series III. The car had a big restoration in the 90's so I cannot guarantee they are correct, (although the restorer was heavily involved in the club). Personal pride means I am forced to point out that what looks like rust in the photo is actually splashed Waxoil. |
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hillman
France
107 Posts |
Posted - 11 Feb 2022 : 07:38:08
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Hello,
thank you for the reply. please send photos to hillman atorange dot fr.
If possible could you take 2 pictures , one with the tools inplace and one without?
thank you very much
gilles |
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Mr A.the Hun
United Kingdom
65 Posts |
Posted - 11 Feb 2022 : 09:16:33
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Hello,
I have tried as requested, hopefully you received the photo. I will take another with tools removed later today.
Continuing what I said before about whether they are correct or not. In my car the clips attached to the boot floor only cater for the Jack and the Wheel nut spanner (wrench). Meanwhile the Crank Handle is not catered for, and I just squeeze it down the side of the spare. So I hope the information is of some use at least.
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handle and jack position in rapier serie 3
