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https://iveyengines.com They have been very good for me.

Is this it? https://www.roversnorth.com/parts/ntc7161_cap_coolant_expansion_tank_15_psi_rrc_defender_discovery_i

Many years ago I built two panels for my Cessna 140. It wasn't that difficult with a couple of the correct size chassis punches, a small shear, and files and such. The most difficult part was rolling the bottom of the panel under 90 degrees for a small lip. I had the local junior college metal shop do the bend, they did the radius to sharp and I got to make another panel. I am by no stretch of the imagination a craftsman, but it came out very well. Today there are a number of online resources that will help you design a panel and then they will cut the panel that you design. Tom

Anyone else going to the West Coast Lotus Meet? October 17-20 at Clearlake CA. https://westcoastlotusmeet.com

I think that one is for Bonanza owners...

Well yeh...

I bought the cigarette lighter socket I installed at West Marine but I don't see it on their website now. Aircraft Spruce has some, one of which is stupidly expensive.

https://www.mcmaster.com/products/chassis-punches/

You might look at Burton and see what they recommend. https://www.burtonpower.com/spark-plug-ngkbp7es.html Or my fallback, call Ken at Dave Bean.

Good save...

There was a discussion last year with some interesting ideas...

Good luck with the Max. I've found that the GoPro software is the best place to start and then move it into a editing program.

Is anyone headed to Monterey for the Rolex Reunion? It's not much, but I have one ticket left for Wednesday and one for Friday that I can't use. Tom O

Call Ken at Dave Bean and describe what is happening. He is a great resource and fountain of knowledge. tom

This should work... https://lotuselan.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=21489

See if this helps… oops bad link

Is the old sump still intact/repairable? I use a welder/machinist in Sierra Madre might be able to do a proper repair.

I use Crow belts. http://crowsafetygear.com/

For next time... https://www.flanderscompany.com/collections/cable-parts Being local to me they have been a big help.

We had paint left over from a Continental engine rebuild...

I didn't see anything on the NJMP site, but the NJ laws they referenced only mentioned 38.1 certification.

Well this conversation encouraged me to get my Nextgen out and look it over. I'll be sending it off this week for recertification.

I don't plan on being there, it's a bit of a drive from here, but you are welcome to borrow mine.

I think calling Ken at Dave Bean has been suggested. If that fails perhaps Ivey Engines. They sell clutches and flywheels for Formula Ford and similar. There is an outfit in Long Beach, CA, that deals in Cortina and Escort parts. I can't find it now but will continue to look.