Randall wrote:
> Sorry, John, I didn't mean to imply any criticism of the car or it's
> designers.
Absolutely no criticism interpreted. That's the trouble with email! Unless
you know all the smileys - which I don't, there's a chance of upsetting
someone and I wouldn't want to do that. My comment was rather tongue in
cheek.
> I just don't believe it's true of the TR2/3 heater. Nor do I remember
> seeing a factory comment to that effect in any of the TR2/3 literature.
> Because the fresh air vent is not linked to the heater, having it open can
> only add cold air to the cabin.
As I'm not an offionado of the sidescreen TR (though I would dearly love
one) I have to assume the car I drove some years ago in a long distance road
event had been very professionally modified. We had so much heat coming
through the footwells and screen vents, it was a true pleasure driving it
long after midnight with the top down. It reminded me of my own 4A (now long
gone) and in my earlier post I'd put 2+2 together and made 6. Put it all
down to advancing years!
JM
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