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#1
I have what appears to be a full set of ash frame drawings for the 2L Saloon - about 2" thick. See samples in photos.

£25 incl P&P.
#2
As-new copy of the iconic Leo Archibald book about the AC 2 Litre Saloon, including Buckland variants. Slightly faded dust jacket ... otherwise as-new. Lots of lovely photographs and illustrations, including a full list of chassis and engine numbers.

£25 incl P&P ... Will be well-packed and insured for transit.
#3
Pair of door skins for an AC 2L Saloon with associated hardware, including two pairs of hinges, two wooden door caps, two quarter lights etc. There is some damage which will need repair - see photos.

£60 ... Collection only from TA11 6PQ.
#4
This came to me in a box of parts with a mid-1950s AC 2L saloon which had Moss 4-speed gearbox. I can't guarantee that the clutch fits this (or any other car); best to do your own research with the part numbers shown in the pictures. The friction plate looks new to me - I don't know about the pressure plate assembly.

£60 + P&P ... Will be well-packed and insured for transit, or can be collected from TA11 or BA6.
#5
OK, thanks for that. I also had trouble with their breakdown service; I was kept waiting for almost six hours, even though I had a seven year old child in the car (which they knew). By midnight, I'd given up and managed to fix the car temporarily and get back home.
#6
I have a motor policy for my 2 Litre Saloon with Adrian Flux, another for a motorcycle (via Bikesure) and a further for my daily driver, a 2005 Nissan Xtrail. I recently called them, as I was planning to replace the XTrail with another of exactly the same model & year, although 50K fewer miles and in much better condition - approx value £1000. After keeping me on hold for a total of 42 minutes, they were unable to make this simple change with the current underwriter, offering instead a refund of £150, after just 3 months (original cost was over £400) and could only offer a new policy with a different company for a premium of over £700. :o I was gobsmacked, to say the least.

I'm 62 y.o. and have 6 points on my licence (ironically for forgetting to insure the current car a couple of years ago).

I also had some difficulties with them on the AC policy, where they wanted all sorts of documents at very little notice.

Is it just me?!?