Hi Marshall,
I would like you to include in your order a pair (one left and one
right) headlight cover for a 1966 Marcos 1800 for me. The 1800
headlight covers are different from the later models so please make
sure that the headlight covers are for the 1800. The covers are also
different from side to side. I have bought a set from Rory McMath
before so I am pretty sure that he still has them in stock. Please let
me know when you have them so I can give you a credit card number and
shipping address.
I see that you sell the Superflex brand of poly bushings. I would
like to change my Marcos over to Superflex brand of bushings. My aim
is to do the complete car. My car has a 7/8 front roll bar but other
than that the suspension is stock. Here is what I think I need. Feel
free to comment or ask questions;
Quantity SuperFlex part#
Description Comments
2 (one set) SPF0755/22.2 7/8 Anti Roll bar bushing This
will only fit my car. All of the earlier cars (like mine... wooden
chassis) use a 11/16 Anti Roll Bar. Later cars (steel chassis) didn't
have an Anti Roll Bar.
2 (one set SPF0941 Steering rack mount This should be
the correct part number but I am not absolutely sure. If memory
serves, the Marcos uses a modified Spitfire steering rack.
8 SPF0478 Front inner Wishbone This should be the
part# for the Front inner wishbone to chassis connection . The front
suspension is from a Spitfire.
2 SPF1321 Front Suspension Trunnion This should be the
part number for the outer lower connection point between the wishbone
and the steering trunnion. Once again, it is a Spitfire part.
3 Trailing arm bushings I don't have a part number
for this unique Marcos part. If necessary I can measure the eye on one
of the arms. I need 3 because one of the four arms has a
rose joint (Also called a Heim joint, rod
end bearing etc.)
1 MCS 1054 Panhard rod This part# is from your web
site and I assume the part# is for the end with the "eye" How about
the other end which uses, as I recall, a split bushing shaped
somewhat like the bushing on shock
absorbers with a stem mounting?
4 sets (top and bottoms) Spax shock absorber bushings I
have Spax shocks on all 4 corners of the car. I don't know the part
number for these bushings. I assume the mounting eyes are the same on
all four shocks. The rear shocks, however,
have a stem mount for the bottom and an eye mount on the top. The
front shocks have an eye mount on both top and bottom.
O.K., I think that is a complete list. I doubt if SuperFlex makes the
rubber "donuts" that attach the rear suspension trailing arms (which
actually point forward... should be called "leading arms"?) to the
wooden chassis. The original rubber items (which I already have a
spare set), were apparently used on large trucks in the UK as shock
absorber bushings (or so I have been told).
Hopefully you don't need to do a lot of research to identify these
parts. I will be more than happy to get the dimensions for things like
the size of the shock absorber eyes etc. On the other hand, I didn't
want to disassemble the car if you already know the answer.
I only want to consider the SuperFlex brand of poly bushings. I have
used them in the past on other cars and found that I like them better
than some of the competing brands. Fell free to call or email me for
additional information. Let me know when you need to have a credit
card# to pay for these items.
Regards,
Mike Denman
831 661-0875
mikedenman@...
On Feb 22, 2008, at 5:38 AM, TVRCCNA wrote:
>
> Hello Marcos fanatics:
> I wanted to get some feedback from you folks.....I'm getting ready
> to put in a Spring order for parts from the UK and wanted to get an
> idea of what types of Marcos parts you owners would most like to see
> me keep in inventory. As part of my normal TVR parts inventory, I
> stock Spax and AVO shocks. Would having the same available for
> Marcos appeal to everyone as well? Any other suggestions?
>
> I look forward to hearing from many of you.
>
> Thanks,
> Marshall Moore
> Classic Motor Works
> www.cmw-tvr.com
> 540-400-8310
>
>Message
Re: [MarcosManiacs] Marcos Parts
2008-03-04 by Mike Denman
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