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Jun 16, 2016 21:19:27 GMT
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Just had a CRAFT moment and can't remember who made the remote gear lever units that bolted to Anglia 105E boxes (and probably other Fords of the era), bringing the lever further into the cabin. Anyone remember? |
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Jun 16, 2016 23:42:03 GMT
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Hi, If it's the two housings type joined by tubular extension it is a Wooler remote, if it's a one piece cast iron affair then it's a Ford extension as used on Cortina GT,s and Corsairs.
Colin
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steveg
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My dad fitted the remote gear change from his Corsair into his Classic. I remember he had to get the nylon parts it was fitted with specially made, bet you can get them easily again now !
There is an enginering company called Wooler in Andover don't know if they have any connection.
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That's the name I was trying to remember, thanks chaps.
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wooler or speedograph made them to fit without handbrake mods on a 105e or a mk1 Cortina.
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