nuts, cranks and threads(was Re: starter handles)

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>I think the earlier series had the non spinning
>type which clipped onto the rear skirt floor
>behind the centre bracket that supports the trunk(boot)
>mechanism. 2 clips on the floor and one by the trunk
>lid. Anyway, I need one to make my tools look PROPER.
>I will be in touch, Tom
>Tony Leeming
>Series II Alpine
>
>P.S. What does a PintoPine come with Frank!?

Yeah I'm still with you but I'm not really sure why I read through 18+ posts
on crank nuts and starter handles.

I look forward to more about Lance Brown and his Series II re-assembly. I'm
also faced with a major reassembly job and once I do have a rolling chassis
I'll need to know what part to install first. I'd also like to know if a
particular re-assembly order is best.

P.S. No, not the Pintopine.

Frank Marrone ---->MK I Tiger B9471116<---- That one!
marrone(at)wco.com 1966 LTD
                       Series I Alpine "fix me"
                       Yamaha Seca 900

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