Air portable in Brunswick, ME

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  • tmckeon88
    1st Gear
    • Jan 2007
    • 139
    #1

    Air portable in Brunswick, ME

    I was driving down Maine Street in Brunswick, Maine today at about 8:30 AM and saw an airportable ( lightweight, in other words) parked on the street. It was painted MOD green and had a temporary license plate on it, as well as a dog in the left front seat. Does anyone know whose that is? (I'm assuming it didn't belong to the dog, or that he probably doesn't read the forums. At least not very quickly.) We seldom see lightweights on the road in these parts.

    Anyone know?

    Tom
    Tom
    1969 Series IIA 88"
    I like it because I understand how it works (mostly).
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    • msggunny
      5th Gear
      • Jan 2007
      • 621
      #2
      Originally posted by tmckeon88
      I was driving down Maine Street in Brunswick, Maine today at about 8:30 AM and saw an airportable ( lightweight, in other words) parked on the street. It was painted MOD green and had a temporary license plate on it, as well as a dog in the left front seat. Does anyone know whose that is? (I'm assuming it didn't belong to the dog, or that he probably doesn't read the forums. At least not very quickly.) We seldom see lightweights on the road in these parts.

      Anyone know?

      Tom
      Havent seen it, but i will keep an eye out for it!
      First but gone: 91 3 door Disco "White Rhino"
      77 Series III 88 ex MoD "Shongololo"
      Gone and I miss her: 97 D1 5 speed
      04 DII
      08 D3 (LR3)

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        • rwollschlager
          5th Gear
          • Sep 2007
          • 583
          #3
          This guy is/was over on snhlr.org/forums but havent heard from him in a while. Look familiar? You might have to log in or create a screename to view his profile though: http://www.snhlr.org/forums/member.php?159-CYD78

          RHD lightweight, dark green, pickup cab, lights on roof,

          -Rob
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          72 SIII 88
          67 SIIA 109
          82 SIII Stage 1 V8
          -- http://www.youtube.com/barnfind88 --

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            • McQ01
              Low Range
              • Nov 2009
              • 19
              #4
              Havent seen it either, but Im gonna be looking now...either of you Brunswickians have an adapter for a weber to solex carb conversion by any chance???
              Solex- from the Latin, for "sprays fuel directly onto the manifold,instead of into it."

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                • Jim-ME
                  Overdrive
                  • Oct 2006
                  • 1379
                  #5
                  Try Matt Browne at Overland Engineering. He has my old petrol lump which had a Weber and might be willing to sell parts off it.
                  Jim

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                    • McQ01
                      Low Range
                      • Nov 2009
                      • 19
                      #6
                      Originally posted by Jim-ME
                      Try Matt Browne at Overland Engineering. He has my old petrol lump which had a Weber and might be willing to sell parts off it.
                      Jim
                      Thanks Jim- I just called n left a message....

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