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Wanted - Original fuel tank cover plate washers
#1
Hi all,

I'm looking for some of the M8 x 32 x 3.0 washers that form part of the fuel tank cover plate assembly. It's the large washer circled in the photo below:

[Image: fuel-tank-plate-washer.jpg]

Perhaps you've swapped the ones on your car for stainless steel versions and you've got the old ones sat in a box somewhere looking for a good home. If so, please drop me a line.

Cheers,

Phil
1982 DeLorean VIN 12173 (a.k.a VIN 601)
1989 Alpine GTA V6 Turbo
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#2
These look pretty close. You may have to double up if they are on the thin side...but since they are so cheap...

http://www.diy.com/departments/avf-m8-s ... 384_BQ.prd


http://www.nutsboltsandthings.co.uk/pen ... -steel-bzp

http://www.jandsfasteners.co.uk/PBSCPro ... tedPdtIDs=
Rissy
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May 1981 vin#1458 "LEX"
Grey, Flapped, Black
Chassis: #1073
Engine: #2839

Main Car(s):
2005 BMW M3 in Velvet Blue
2010 Honda Civic Type R in Sapphire Blue (1 of 115 made)
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#3
You'r not being a trifle 'anal' with your car are you Phil? :oops:

Will I see you at the NEC? Smile
Chris Parnham

Ex RHD Auto's etc.etc

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#4
Chris P Wrote:You'r not being a trifle 'anal' with your car are you Phil?
Considering that I spent 4 years initially tracking down the car's owner, 3 years of negotiations with said owner and then waited a further 2 years to actually own the car in the first place (total time spent: almost a decade), spending a bit of time finding a few correct parts is no big deal to me in the grand scheme of things.

Nevertheless, correct washers have now been sourced.

Chris P Wrote:Will I see you at the NEC? Smile
Yes, I'll be at the NEC on Sunday. Look forward to catching up with you then.
1982 DeLorean VIN 12173 (a.k.a VIN 601)
1989 Alpine GTA V6 Turbo
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#5
That's great then Phil, look forward to catching up again.

I'm just amazed that you can spend so much time on a car that was basically almost immaculate and so low mileage when you got it, fresh out of the Museum.

Do you plan to drive it when it is finished? It remind me so much of that concourse Brooklands Capri that I had. I just couldn't bring myself to take it down the road and get it dusty…let alone dirty or wet! Cry

in my opinion they should be tidy, well running and driven regularly , thats certainly what I'm planning with Pilot 20 now I finally have my hands on it…….been working on it for days now…looking forward to the NEC.

Sometimes dreams do come true.. ..eh Phil?? Big Grin
Chris Parnham

Ex RHD Auto's etc.etc

Main Car.. Kia E Niro 4+
Toyota Vitz 4X4 1999 (the smallest 4X4 by far!)
Toyota RAV4 EV 1999.
1970 Jago Jeep.

DOC Club Historian 
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#6
Phil Peters Wrote:Nevertheless, correct washers have now been sourced.

Care to share?

(Since I did spend time looking the best I could at work myself to try and help Big Grin )
Rissy
(Forum Member 288)
(DOC Member 663)

May 1981 vin#1458 "LEX"
Grey, Flapped, Black
Chassis: #1073
Engine: #2839

Main Car(s):
2005 BMW M3 in Velvet Blue
2010 Honda Civic Type R in Sapphire Blue (1 of 115 made)
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#7
seeya Sunday Phil, be good to catch up again Smile
Claire Wright  - Club Treasurer
Jul 1981 DeLorean - Flopsy #2292 
Aug 1989 Cavalier 1.6L - Guinney
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#8
(06 Nov 2015, 18:49)Rissy Wrote: Care to share?

I picked up some used ones in the end.

Thanks for taking the time to look though, much appreciated. Big Grin
1982 DeLorean VIN 12173 (a.k.a VIN 601)
1989 Alpine GTA V6 Turbo
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