They are at least 90% RHD. There are a few later imports that are LHD.

The '34 virtually lost it's braking. He seemed a little rattled but happy later though that his new suspension got a tryout and went well.

My 110 did fine, but I cut my teeth more than once on the Rocky Mountains as a kid.

I did stall out briefly earlier in the day on an easy spot, but finally just let it roll back and popped the clutch.

Did discover my Kanter rebuilt fuel pump leaks like a sieve today. Has about 500 miles on it. Wrote them an email. Hope they honor their "lifetime warranty", Probably only has 500 miles on it. Probably left 50$ worth on fuel on the ground the last week, notwithstanding the fire hazard.

I have an extra "40 driveshaft with the joints there but no diff yoke :( prob wouldn't fit anyway.

U bringing the '34?

John

Welcome to all from the States...originally from there myself (Texas).

My wife and I and Junior ('40 110 4 door sedan)will be at the meet. Looking forward to meeting everyone.

Thanks Faust,I didn't want to force it.

Yes, you are right the "screws" on the bottom unfortunately did have nuts on them. I have visions of getting them back in.

On my 1940 110 I need to take the dash off or swing it down to replace some dash glass.

There seems to be only two screws at the bottom, but I must be missing a screw or bolt somewhere as it won't swing down.

Any hints?

Thanks guys.......found "dash glass" in ebay stores and bought same!

Is there a good way (or a good vendor) to redo faded guage numerals? I bought a new clock for my '40 basically just for the glass. Just lost an ebay bid that would have cost me a mint (for what it was) just to get the glass out of a piece. Any thoughts?

No, the 3:30 was the time of the news report not the time I posted.

I am pretty surrounded by bushland but no fires near here.

I was in Canberra for that one, that was enough. Don't want to see another up close.

Last report at 3 30 am....93 dead. 700000 acres consumed.....25 fires still going. Hope the weather breaks today.