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I agree, they are great fun to drive. I drive mine every chance I get. I have never been so happy going to the grocery store for the wife.

Hey, if anyone knows this answer it would be you. How many Birkins are in the US?

Thanks for the details. That is a very reasonable offer. My challenge is getting them to the left coast.

Hello Fspaeth, I have a Birkin, and it rhymes with mirkin. Do you have a more detailed description of your inventory? Thanks, David.

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After digging into the paperwork provided with the car this is what I have from MSI Motorsports in Vacaville Ca. The Engine is 2002 Ford ZX3 2.01 Zetec. Pectel management system T2.

Hi Milton, I have a Circa 2003 Birkin with the upgraded ECU, and unfortunately it is being used. How long have you had your Birkin?

There is some lucky Seven owner who is searching for these parts.

Is the price negotiable?

You might try kineticvehicles.com. The original owner Jack McCormick recently sold the business but I am pretty sure they are still in business and were very helpful in the past.

Now I understand. I seem to recall a Seven user Papak did a good job fabricating one.

I just bought a few on ebay. The quality was great. https://www.ebay.com/itm/166582513848

That looks just like an MGA or MGB.

I think Toldfield is right. Try Moss. Most of the old british slave cylinders had the same rubber parts with a few different diameters.

Is the wheel cylinder a Girling?

I have in my possession 3 new mirrors which may be a good fit somewhere in the universe of Sevens. Two of the mirrors, one right and one left, are swan neck shaped fender mirrors 4" in diameter and approximately 5.5" tall. The remaining mirror is cobra style center rear view mirror which is 2.5" by 6" wide. They are new and still in the boxes. More details can be found in the attached photos. These wonderful specimens can be had for the amazingly low deep cut unhealable price of $50 for all and available for local pickup.

Good news. I am glad that cat hair infested seat found a good home..

It was a track beast on BAT, but unfortunately not so much upon delivery. There were several shortcomings that pointed the way back to the street. I have spent far more hours working on the shortcomings than driving the car. Having said that this project has been really fun. I picked up a 2009 Lotus Elise which is properly set up for a solid track day. The Seven is still much more fun to tinker with and drive for sure.

The shipping to Utah was $136. Probably about the same to Oregon.

Cueball, the Kirkey seat is your s if you want it. No charge for the seat. What city are you in?

There is taker for both at the moment with a few shipping contentions. I will keep you posted.

I think I have the same bicycle cable as well. You do have a nicer dyno sheet. Show off. My weight loss strategy is to remove the passenger and skip breakfast. Fortunately my wife never reads anything that has a 7 in it.

OK, Those are distinctly different from mine. I will send you a photo. I like the cockpit trim you have. Did you do that yourself. I am making a lot of saw dust while working on a version myself. Yours is much simpler than what I have been struggling with. You even have an arm rest. I am jealous. David MacMillan 310 994 3209 david@vintres.com

OK, I will find out what the shipping charge is and share it with you. Do you have the original Birkin seats? If so, they are not to bad. The Birkin requires some very skinny seats. Not for those with robust bottoms.

I am thinking that picking up in California is not going to work.