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MG Midget and Sprite Technical - Bodge-tastic
Here’s the outer side of my passenger foot well, with some rather special welding repairs. The piece I bent back wasn’t attached to anything. It just used the bonding properties of fresh air. |
C MADGE |
The two bolts at the top of the end panel screw into captive nuts on the other side. Nothing is attached with them. What are they for ? Is it the attachment points for a parcel shelf? |
C MADGE |
Throttle pedal lever bar for LHD cars. |
GuyW |
What Guy said. |
Martin |
I think you've discovered where the water has been going from that blocked wiper jet! :) It might be relief ventilation to prevent vacuum from a close fitting hood and door seals, check before filling in or leave an openable vent just in case. |
Nigel Atkins |
By coincidence I have a photo of the parcel shelf fitted to the 1500 that was (is still?) on display at Gaydon. |
Nigel Atkins |
Thanks Guy, makes sense Nigel, with the number of holes in my car I suspect that’s unlikely. I think my car was used as a giant colander at some point by its previous owner. |
C MADGE |
Hi, If you need any help with the chassis my blog might be of use, or inspiration, or desperation! Looking at the photos, if the rust has got into the footwell there's a good chance it will have also hit all the usual places. http://1965mgmidgetrestoration.blogspot.co.uk/ Good luck James |
James Paul |
This thread was discussed between 13/01/2018 and 15/01/2018
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