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Originally posted by klyentAlso brisbane: http://www.caprispares.com.au/
Doesn't John own Capri spares anymore?
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You won't believe me, but I did think of that place when you first asked the question; but because it's not lasted as "Small Fords" or "Small Fours" in the White or Yellow Pages I thought he must've gone broke. When he was at Bankstown, between 5 & 10 years ago, he used to have all sorts of gear including stuff from New Zealand & the UK.Originally posted by 7HEAVNturns out there is a place just arond the corner from me in Sefton called small four fords .Soft roaders represent an excellent compromise between the needs of the hardcore 4x4 user and the convenience of a city hatchback. Its clear to see why they have become so popular in todays society.
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Not that I know of, used to deal with him around nearly 15 years ago now.Originally posted by klyentIs John the guy that orignally had all the moulds for glass panels? If so, then I am pretty sure that Lee and Dean bought the parts moulds.
John McCallum, had a business called Capri Spares, operated from his house at Zillmere for years, then moved to Morayfield.
He did all the work on my 2lt Escort, few mates had Capris and another had a Cosworth coversion into a RS 2000 done by John.
Always great prices and top quality work.
EDIT: He's still around..
Capri Spares
155 Williamson Rd Morayfield 4506 (07) 5428 7701
Give John a call if you need anything to do with small Fords
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I think he's just getting rid of a lot of 'standard' stuff that's unwanted or unneeded in a race car.Originally posted by flopperoff topic i know, but why are you selling so much stuff edo? have you decided to not build the capri?
Soft roaders represent an excellent compromise between the needs of the hardcore 4x4 user and the convenience of a city hatchback. Its clear to see why they have become so popular in todays society.
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Pretty much what forg said. I had a nice V6 road car. Im building a not so nice V8 tarmac rally car. So I dont need an interior, the V6 engine, the transmission, the diff. In order to drop some weight I wont run bumpers or any of the standard chrome trim. I'll be putting better suspension & brakes in it, so that goes too. I'll run different wheels as well.Originally posted by flopperoff topic i know, but why are you selling so much stuff edo? have you decided to not build the capri?
Basically I need to keep the shell, all hanging panels, the glass, the lights, the dash pad, the front cross member, door handles & mirrors. Possibly the steering column & a couple of little bits & pieces.
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