What's this logo from.

[johnnywgk]

The 'G' looking logo, off an old kit car, not sure where to get a replacement.

Thanks for anything, you can throw my way.

[jkh112]

Girling?

[snuffle]

G is for Girling I think.

maybe a motor factor could trace via part number.

[SV8Predator]

A quick Google gets you this:



But it's the number off the master cylinder you need, as knowing that it's a Girling is not going to help.

[vladcjelli]

These boys are spot on.

www.girlingauto.com

Best of luck.

[johnnywgk]

Manyh thanks, will look into all this tomorrow. cheers, knew i'd get something from PH.

Will update.

[johnnywgk]

Hi, tried the Girling website, and put numbers in the search, with no luck.

I put some more photos in the PH Kit Car forum, as a guy there might have one.

It seems the numbers are casting numbers, not part numbers (if i read the+ artical correct).

[Rawwr]

From just looking at the logo, perhaps it would be more suited to the International Society for Slippery Handjobs?

[Bricol]

You really needed the plastic strap that would have been looped around the cylinder between the reservoir connections for the full detail of what it was.

However - what kit car? Might be able to suggest the donor car and hence who to go to talk about replacements.

Bri

[johnnywgk]

Cheers Bri, it's a Spartan, cortina (mk 3 based, we think).

I have put more photos on the kit car forum, should you like to look, i would
have put them here aswell, but these things take me ages, and don't always work, lol.

[ColinM50]

Had the reservoir spring a leak on my kit car last year, just took the master cylinder complete to a local parts supplier, not Half rods, and at a glance he told me what it was from. In my case Sierra and IIRC replacement was around £80