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Hi John: I had my tank cleaned by a radiator shop here in the San Diego area and coated. They say they do 10 to 20 per week. Motorcycle to trucks. Have not gotten around to fueling it yet, but I think it will be just fine. Shouold be someone in your area who can do the cleaning & coating. The 55 mm ...

I was relooking at the photos abd the first one shown with 6 springs only has 6 splines as well. The other disks have 10 splines. Where did the 6 spline disk come from? Bob GTE 2693

I have been following this forum from the start and have one question. How thick were the heads on the original bolts?

Kerry: I went to the Restoration website and could not find the cloth you mentioned in your post. Is it still available? Thanks Bob GTE #2693

What is wrong about the switch you have now? You are talking about the switch in the console, right?

Tom Wilson's Site 250gte.com has some exploded views of the suspension. Worth looking at.

I think the key to the answer is to look at the threads on the item and see if it is drilled for a cotter pin. If there is no hole then a nylon locknut is called for. Bob Arthur GTE 2693

Check out the photo on the GTO Engineering web site gtoengineering.com.

Tom: Any chance you want to share the source for the restoration of the plate? I know that is has not survived 55 years in that condition. Bob

Well, I guess we have established how much someone is willing to pay for these parts.

It would seem that, if the idle mixture screws do not have any effect, the fuel is coming from somewhere else, like a float valve not sealing. Engines do not run without fuel.

I bought mine from GT Parts in Phoenix AZ. Bill Young ! 623 780-2200.

Since three wires are not firing, it would seem to indicate the possibility that one set of points on the right hand bank is not working. Each set is responsible for three cylinders. Hope you resolve this soon. Bob A.

Hi Tom: I know Peugeot Patented the Clutch fan and used it in the 60's on the 403.

In the post regarding the hose I bought from McMaster Carr, I put down the wrong size. I actually bought 2 1/8" or 54mm hose. That was too, small and 2 1/4" was too loose.