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Who's saved me with hamerite?

Proud owner and restorer Gerald Jenkinson

Progress - 1

Progress - 2

Progress - 3

Progress - 4

MS radiator Series 2. Steve Lord.

1950 MS rad with screw cap.

Paul Sinclair working on my 1950 MS YSJ 346, note the small brass expansion tank fitted to the N/S side of the engine bay-carb side-right of pic. This small tank came with the car, I was later informed by Mr Handley that it was not original equipment, and also not necessary as the S1 radiator has an internal pressure valve.

MS line up

Public interest and questions

Eric & Clare cooling from oz with FES 331

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