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locost7018

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  1. We have the MidWest Se7ens Gathering in Wisconsin in June. Everybody is welcome to come join us. All 7's are welcome. Even people who want one. http://www.locostusa.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=41&t=17803&hilit=midwest+gathering+2016 Russ
  2. Sweet!!! I wish I could get my car to sound like that. I always pictured you as an Australian with your forum name. LOL , Russ
  3. Bump!! I still need a bellhousing. If I can't find one I will take this on to a welder to see if he can fix it. Russ
  4. My 7 has trashed another bellhousing. I need a 1600cc xflow bellhousing for a British type 3 tranny and it must be cable actuated. Tks Russ
  5. OK guys, I am pleading for help. The starter has gone out on the 7 AGAIN!!! This will be the 6th one. I have maybe started the car 30 times since the starter was rebuilt. The motor is a newly build Ford Xflow 1600cc 771M block (Fiesta) with a Ford type 3 4speed (British) transmission. What in the world is going on? The starter spins but does not engage the flywheel. This is exactly what happened in October when it left me high and dry in Wisconsin. This is driving me crazy. I am afraid to drive my car for fear of it leaving me stranded. Russ
  6. I've seen Skip drive. He is going to need a speedo that reads a LOT more than 100!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  7. British Pinto and the American Pinto motors are completely different motors. Russ
  8. But that is not 1600cc. That would be a 2000cc or 2300cc.
  9. Interesting motor. It in not a Kent crossflow. Carb on the wrong side. Might be a bear finding parts for. Russ
  10. I've seen this car at a few of our Midwest Gatherings and it is a fast,good looking, car. Russ
  11. Welcome Chris. Where are you located? Russ
  12. On my locost it is the alternator light. On when just started and off after the rpm goes up. It came on solid when I lost a wire on the alternator. Russ
  13. In the US the 711m Kent was in early Pintos, a few Mustangs, and very early Capris. Mostly Pintos. Formula Ford guys snarfed up most of those. Ford Fiesta's(FWD) had the 771m Kent xflows in them. That is what I have in my Locost. 771m was a slightly stronger block but you have to be real careful what internals you put in it to make it RWD capable. Russ
  14. And a MerryMerryHappyHappy to you and everyone else. Russ
  15. Xflows never need oil!!!!! Yeah, right! That motor probably has a remote sump I'm guessing
  16. Sweet!!!! I just may give them a shout. Thanks, Russ
  17. Come join us. We always have a great time. Russ
  18. Kitcat did you get it to work? Russ
  19. http://www.locostusa.com/forums/view...p?f=41&t=17803
  20. http://www.locostusa.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=41&t=17803
  21. OOPS try this http://www.mat.fi/projects/68
  22. This is how the car was built - enjoy! 1929 Ford Model-A - MAT
  23. Welcome to the mad house. Can't help you on the Fejer problems but get her running this winter and come to the Midwest Se7ens Gathering in the late spring or early summer. I hear it is going to be near LaCross, WI in 2016. Russ
  24. Westfield FS in Oklahoma. It is a very fast one. It has been to many of our gatherings. https://tulsa.craigslist.org/cto/5200408918.html
  25. Wow that is a sweet deal!!!!
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