southerndeluxe
13 years ago
cheers jd does anyone know what material its made from i know mr o will know lol:wink: :beer:
Rich Oakley
13 years ago

Thanks for that Rich. That´s one of those "always wanted to know that" things.
Pastel blue cars had darker blue parts - what was on the white cars as a contrasting colour? Was it a sort of brick red?

The other thing I wondered was if there were any cabrios with these coloured parts? Or were Karmann not playing the game? I had the remains of a Beryl green cabrio that seemed to have green bits on it, but it was too un-original to be sure if they came on the car.

Glad to hear that things are progressing Southerndeluxe. Look forwards to seeing pics.

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The Pearl White cars had L023 Sand Stone steering wheel, L026 Honey Brown gearlever boot and L018 Sand Beige running board covers. The rear kick boards and rubber mats were also Honey Brown.

All the cabrios followed the same colour schemes as the Sedans.
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Rich Oakley
13 years ago

cheers jd does anyone know what material its made from i know mr o will know lol:wink: :beer:

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I think people just repair them with regular body filler if they're not too badly damaged and cracked.
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southerndeluxe
13 years ago
thatnks for that rich i was thinking of using either fibaglass filler or a little resin and fibers then a very slight skim of topping filler followed but high build primer then three coats of turkis followed by sum laquer mmm nice new wheel :lol: :twisted: :lol:
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13 years ago

I think people just repair them with regular body filler if they're not too badly damaged and cracked.

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I used a two part resin/chemical metal type stuff on a Lowlight Ghia wheel that I was repairing, but that was cracked right down to the metal, with big lumps missing. I´d maybe skim it with filler afterwards, as that´s not so hard to sand down.

Your wheel shouldn´t be Turkis should it? It needs to be a darker green.
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13 years ago


All the cabrios followed the same colour schemes as the Sedans.

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So there were Turkis Cabrios with the dark green parts?
Thats bad.
Means I´ll have to buy one.:lol:
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Rich Oakley
13 years ago

So there were Turkis Cabrios with the dark green parts?
Thats bad.
Means I´ll have to buy one.:lol:

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Rich Oakley
13 years ago

I used a two part resin/chemical metal type stuff on a Lowlight Ghia wheel that I was repairing, but that was cracked right down to the metal, with big lumps missing. I´d maybe skim it with filler afterwards, as that´s not so hard to sand down.

Your wheel shouldn´t be Turkis should it? It needs to be a darker green.

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Steering wheel/indicator switch on a Turkis '61 should be L021 Hydrate Green
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Rich Oakley
13 years ago
Steering wheel, indicator arm, handbrake, gearstick. Pic for reference...
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Rich Oakley wrote:



Oh damn - just look at that - thats the one. Lovely.
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Rich Oakley
13 years ago

Oh damn - just look at that - thats the one. Lovely.

JD wrote:



It's for sale at the moment.
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WayneMcCarthy
13 years ago

It's for sale at the moment.

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I hope to have a deal back for this Rich !
"Mr Stock"
Rich Oakley
13 years ago

I hope to have a deal back for this Rich !

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Nice one Wayne! I know you mentioned it last week. Welcome back to pre67 :wink: :lol:
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13 years ago

I hope to have a deal back for this Rich !

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I guess you don´t need a slightly patinated 58 Kabrio?:lol:
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55Kab
13 years ago

So there were Turkis Cabrios with the dark green parts?
Thats bad.
Means I´ll have to buy one.:lol:

JD wrote:



Go for it James :wink:

https://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=290476036987&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT 

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13 years ago


10,600? Not surprised it didn´t sell! Even 13.5 is stealing it.
Anyway - no green steering wheel - I´m out! (Even if I had the money):lol: :lol:
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WayneMcCarthy
13 years ago

10,600? Not surprised it didn´t sell! Even 13.5 is stealing it.
Anyway - no green steering wheel - I´m out! (Even if I had the money):lol: :lol:

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It's Coming Back to Ireland !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I Have Just Today had a Deal Back for it , It's one of those Car's (I SHOULDN'T have Sold)

"Mr Stock"
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13 years ago

It's Coming Back to Ireland !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I Have Just Today had a Deal Back for it , It's one of those Car's (I SHOULDN'T have Sold)

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Lucky fella!
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southerndeluxe
13 years ago
can anyone tell me the stud diamiter for my 60?? 112 or diffrent cheers rick
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13 years ago

can anyone tell me the stud diamiter for my 60?? 112 or diffrent cheers rick

southerndeluxe wrote:




The bolt pattern? 5 studs on a 205mm circle.
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