Thanks for checking it out - sounds good to me - are you able to take a photo just to make sure?

How much do you want for it? We can probably come up this week sometime to pick up if that's convenient.

Cheers,
Charlotte

pepper - if you are sure you have a working alternator, easy enough to come and pick it up. How much do you want for it?

Hi All,

I am chasing some bits for my 1971 1200 coupe with A15.

The first thing I think is some kind of control box, my partner tells me that among other things, it regulates the amount of charge going through the alternator to the battery. The is a relay inside that has a burnt out coil, so I am just looking to replace the whole box. Please see the photos below:







The other thing I need is an alternator, as the bushes are gone in mine. I think due to the control box not doing its job. The motor is an A15 so just any alternator that will fit and do the job.

I am located on the Gold Coast but could probably travel up to Brisbane/Sunshine Coast/Toowoomba to pick up the parts.

Hoping someone can help me out!

Thanks,
Charlotte

Just passing this on fellas, go to www.turbophile.com to download an entry form (see the orange notice on the home page).

Classic Japanese Show and Shine 2006

Date:
Sunday the 1st October 2006

Time:
This is a static display and all vehicles must be parked in the grounds by no later than 9.00am. And vehicles will be expected to stay until 2.00pm. Entrants will be available to enter the grounds from 7.30am.

Location:
A large area at the Bald Hills Flats will be used for the car display entry to the Pine River Park is at the intersection of Gympie Road and Kremzow Road UBD Map 109 Ref B2

Who can enter:
The Inaugural Classic Japanese Show and Shine is now open for entries.

Entries are $10 per car and must be submitted by Friday 15th September 2006. Successful entries will be notified by mail prior to the event, It will not be possible to enter on the day so all entries must be sent in by the above date. Unsuccessful entries will have their cheques returned to them.

Whilst entry is open to all Japanese motor vehicles, the attention is naturally being focused on, Classic Japanese cars and Japanese cars not seen on our roads in a everyday situation. Numbers will be restricted so please send in your entry form in as soon as possible.

History of Japanese Cars
For more than 50 years the Japanese automobile industry have designed and built motor vehicles that have graced our roads and had a huge effect on the Australian economy and our every day lifestyle.

The Japanese motor vehicles have also had a huge impact on the automobile industries of the world. The car of the 60

Nice work! Can I put this video up on turbophile.com?

You have a PM :)

Apparently (bf's orders) I'm not allowed to spend more than $200 so if you can manage to drop it to that price you have a deal.

Thanks for your reply datsunb120

$250 sounds a bit more than I wanted to spend for one that doesn't have linkages. I'm not exactly sure what you mean by 'still reusable' regarding the extractors? Does this mean they are in good condition or not?

If you aren't overly keen to get rid of them at the moment I might just try and see what else is out there, and keep your offer in mind!

* BUMP *

Come on datto people, surely someone has either a Weber or a set of extractors sitting in their garage/shed they want to get rid of?

Name your price and I will tell you if it is within my budget, assuming that it will all work ok on an A15 - can anyone confirm this?