SEAC is alive .......
SEAC is alive .......
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gmw9666

Original Poster:

2,739 posts

222 months

Friday 28th October 2016
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As you guys know my SEAC been sat in a field for years and year and yesterday the old girl passed her 1st mot since October 2001........15 years off the road!

Can't wait to pick her up later

As found below and I'll post some clean pics after she's had a good wash









The Hatter

988 posts

192 months

Friday 28th October 2016
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Well done, it'll be interesting to see it sometime! It's earlier than mine, mines 1st Aug registered too but is chassis 530.

rev-erend

21,596 posts

306 months

Friday 28th October 2016
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Nice one .. I hope to join the road going SEAC club again soon.

gmw9666

Original Poster:

2,739 posts

222 months

Friday 28th October 2016
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Still with the original NCK004 engine as well

The Hatter

988 posts

192 months

Friday 28th October 2016
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The engine bay does look very original; I wonder if the engine's still got all those horses, and what it's like to drive!

rev-erend

21,596 posts

306 months

Friday 28th October 2016
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TVR's never had the horses that were claimed..

Just made up numbers.

290~300 bhp was a more likely figure but with such a light car nobody really cared.

Mr Tank

5,797 posts

297 months

Friday 28th October 2016
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Hi Glen

Well done, its great to hear that another SEAC is back on the road. I hope the manifolds did the job for you?

Now go out there are enjoy her.

Andy

Mr Tank

5,797 posts

297 months

Friday 28th October 2016
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Hi

With Glen's SEAC back on the road and hopeful Alan's will not be to far behind it.
But I am wondering how many more are there still sitting in garages, sheds and fields which need people like Glen to come along and save them.
We all know about the 660SEAC.
I know there's another 420 in the Channel Islands, which just sits in a barn-lean too!

Andy

mk1fan

10,828 posts

247 months

Friday 28th October 2016
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Excellent.

rev-erend

21,596 posts

306 months

rev-erend

21,596 posts

306 months

Friday 28th October 2016
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hehe


gmw9666

Original Poster:

2,739 posts

222 months

Friday 28th October 2016
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For those not on Facebook

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EK7d-_KnMP0&fe...

Drives well, slightly different to the 420SE, the SEAC engine feels a bit more meaty if that makes sense, revs easily to 6k no problem at all, pulls like a train but the gears seem to last longer on the SEAC vs the 420SE (maybe different gears in box or diff)

Running temp wheels at the mo so need to sort new tyres on the old OZ split rims

All in all great to have her on the road and usable :-)

jon haines

960 posts

268 months

Friday 28th October 2016
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As jeremy clarkson would say " I think I have had a trouser moment" that sounds bloody great.

jon haines

960 posts

268 months

Friday 28th October 2016
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As jeremy clarkson would say " I think I have had a trouser moment" that sounds bloody great.

Hansoplast

570 posts

182 months

Tuesday 1st November 2016
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[quote=gmw9666]As you guys know my SEAC been sat in a field for years and year and yesterday the old girl passed her 1st mot since October 2001........15 years off the road!

Can't wait to pick her up later

As found below and I'll post some clean pics after she's had a good wash



Hi,
Will have a look in my garden for a SEAC and put it in a warm garage.
You should be behind bars for neglecting such a nice car.

And you are wearing gloves when touching the car.
It needs love and caring with naked skin.

Getting philosophic when seeing such a car in despair.

Hans

Any other neglected Wedge known that is in need of reanimation??

rev-erend

21,596 posts

306 months

Tuesday 1st November 2016
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I think it was not his garden .. he spotted it from the road and made enquiries with the owner.

Hansoplast

570 posts

182 months

Tuesday 1st November 2016
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Oke,
Will change my strategy
Go in a wide circle around the house.
You never know the result, but I assume it will be a Viva or 2CV.

Hans

mrzigazaga

18,740 posts

187 months

Tuesday 1st November 2016
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Hansoplast said:
You should be behind bars for neglecting such a nice car.
laugh...Fed only bread & Water....
Hansoplast said:
And you are wearing gloves when touching the car.
Surgical ones only...smile
Hansoplast said:
It needs love and caring with naked skin.
eek What happens in the garden stays in the garden...

Thank you Hans for brightening up my day....thumbup

Ziga