Tuscan LHD under bonnet pics
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Indeed, I'm seriously thinking about a LHD conversion, but there is very little information about LHD Tuscans.
For example: did they move the battery to the righthand side of the car, I guess they did, to get place the pedalbox in place.
On the pic you also can see a very long connecting rod between the steering column and the steering house, it looks like it is partly situated at a place where the heater unit sits at RHD Tuscans.
I guess the heater unit is in the square box besides the connecting rod, look where a hose goes into the box.
Probably no arcon fitted.
For example: did they move the battery to the righthand side of the car, I guess they did, to get place the pedalbox in place.
On the pic you also can see a very long connecting rod between the steering column and the steering house, it looks like it is partly situated at a place where the heater unit sits at RHD Tuscans.
I guess the heater unit is in the square box besides the connecting rod, look where a hose goes into the box.
Probably no arcon fitted.
T'ACK said:
... For example: did they move the battery to the righthand side of the car, I guess they did, to get place the pedalbox in place. ...
I guess the heater unit is in the square box besides the connecting rod, look where a hose goes into the box.
Probably no arcon fitted.
Yes, the battery is situated inside the wingbox on the righthand side.I guess the heater unit is in the square box besides the connecting rod, look where a hose goes into the box.
Probably no arcon fitted.
No, forget about this square box. It was an ´oilsteam filterbox` that had been fitted between the oil tank and the airbox by the first owner.
Yes, there is Aircon, fitted on the right hand egine bay side as well.
I never heard of a Tuscan LHD conversion, yet. There are loads of other things to convert, not only inside the engine bay, but also inside the cabin: Handbrake, gearstick and even the alu plates carrying the Airon and window buttons and the cigarette lighter are all "mirrored" and I never even saw these offered as spare parts...
There is a TVR Garage in Switzerland who already did some Cerbera LHD conversions who might look at a Tuscan as well, but it certainly costs a lot of time and a fortune...
There are currently also some 2 or 3 (from probably less than 50 Mk1 and Mk2 ever built) LHD Tuscans for sale in Germany and in Italy.
Edited by Funky Jo on Saturday 28th November 23:53
Funky Jo said:

It`s an old pic (taken with my mobile phone) not really showing the wipers mechanism, but might give you an idea though
Edited by Funky Jo on Saturday 28th November 17:40
Also is that the normal position of the oil cooler on the LHD's presumably due to the steering rack/bar being routed there.
Edited by BGB autosport on Sunday 29th November 10:39
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