Marcos Maniacs

Hello All,

I know most but probably not all have a copy of a copy of a copy of a 
wiring schematic. I had both a 4 and 6 that I got from Isabel Chivers 
or Tad. I was wondering if anyone had a clear enough copy to post. I 
sure do not and I imagine it would be of value. I understood the 
wires hooked up but I also had orphans under the dash and it is nice 
to know where they belong.

Ed Chester

--- In MarcosManiacs@y..., "Mike Denman" <marcos18001966@y...> wrote:
> Hi Maniacs,
>  I am probably responsible for "screwing" up this thread by putting 
my 
> reply at the bottom when it started.  I believe that they should be 
at 
> the top to read correctly.  Regardless, what I would like to add to 
> this discussion goes beyond this particular brochure.  Tad mentions 
> the brochure I posted that has tech tips on repairing stress 
cracks.  
> This is a brochure that Tad also has although each of us, Tad and 
> Myself, don't have a copy of Pauls brochure.  The point I am 
driving 
> to is, lets get all of this stuff up on the site and see what we 
> collectively have as a group.  It doesn't have to be pretty, just 
get 
> it posted.  As I said in my email announcing the opening of the 
site, 
> we are currently working on some additional things that are pretty 
> exciting.  Eventually we will need access to all this material.  
The 
> first step is identifing exactly what we have and whatelse might 
exist 
> "out there".  Mark Saxby, of the Unofficial Marcos Web site (the 
> absolute,very best Marcos Website out there...link available under 
> bookmarks on this site)has agreed to help us and has already posted 
> his parts interchange list under "files" on this web site. I have 
> gotten committments from several other sources to help us as well.  
> The point is we need to "capture" all the information we have 
> collectively and make it available to anyone and everyone who needs 
> it. So I would like each of you to rummage through your old files 
and 
> binders etc. and start posting the information that you have.  You 
can 
> also email me directly with the information if that works for you.  
We 
> can "refine" the information later if need be, to put it into a 
useful 
> format etc.  So let's all make a committment to post something new 
> every day and see what we have. Don't worry too much about 
appearances 
> at this point.... some items don't scan or photograph well.  If it 
is 
> something that is useful, then we can always retype it or 
something. 
> Contribute, do something.  Be part of the solution!
> 
> Thanks,
> Mike Denman
> 1966 Marcos
> Chassis #4079
> 
> --- In MarcosManiacs@y..., gtcoastie@m... wrote:
> > --- In MarcosManiacs@y..., "Mike Denman" <marcos18001966@y...> 
> wrote:
> > > --- In MarcosManiacs@y..., "Jeff Caraway" <DovenWolf@c...> 
wrote:
> > > > OK,
> > > > This Brochure labelled Paul Weidner in the Photo section has 
me
> > > very 
> > > puzzled!
> > > > What is the time period on this thing????
> > > > It appears to be a brochure from the well known MR. Bob Boston
> > > since 
> > > the address given is in GA and it mentions the cars being 
imported 
> > as 
> > > kits. Does this mean that 200 cars were imported to the US?/ NA?
> > > prior 
> > > to Mr. Boston's operation?
> > > > 
> > > > That would actually make more sense to me as it seems that 
there
> > > are 
> > > way more 60/70s era cars out there than 80s era cars (which is 
> when 
> > > they were being imported as kits).
> > > > 
> > > > Help please......
> > > > 
> > > > 
> > > > Jeff C
> > > 
> > > Hi Jeff,
> > > I posted the brochure for Paul who hasn't joined us yet on this 
> > list.
> > >  Paul said he would take time this weekend to join.  I really 
> don't 
> > > know any more about the brochure than that.  Perhaps when Paul 
> > joins 
> > > us he can shed some light on your questions.  I also have some 
old 
> > > brochures stashed away and I will dig those out and get them 
> posted.
> > > Eventually I would like to have all the information in my files 
in 
> > a 
> > > format so anyone who is interested in something can download it 
to 
> > a 
> > > hard copy.
> > > What do you think of the new "site"
> > > Mike Denman
> > > 1966 Marcos
> > > Mike Denman
> > 
> > Hi all, 
> > 
> > Jeff, you are indeed correct. That is from Bob Boston.  In fact, 
I 
> > have a copy of the entire 4 page newletter (pictured is page 2).  
It 
> > was called MARCOS MAGIC and was purported to be published 3 times 
> > yearly.  This particular issue was from 1983 and discusses the 
> > following:  1983 MARCOS w/ standard a/c, the purchase of 500 
> radiator 
> > cooling fans from the recently defunct DeLorean works, Brian Byrd 
as 
> > a new dealer in Austin, TX, shipping through Canada, stress crack 
> > repair, description of stage kits, and an available parts listing.
> > 
> > There is no mention of the number of North American cars 
imported.  
> > All that is said is "After all, Marcos built 2400 complete cars 
so 
> we 
> > should know what we're doing."  I presume he is referring to all 
of 
> > the factory builds to that time.
> > 
> > Regards,
> > Tad