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Nothing like a Pinz during Christmas time.

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Thanks for your advice. Looking ahead to next winters garage projects. This is at the top of my list.


Bob

Looking for advice on new version or old style version of starter for my 1974 710M.

Bob

I live in New Bern, NC. I would be interested in spare parts if you want to get rid of them.

Bob J

I am noticing a "notch" feel in my steering. I can feel it when I turn the wheel. I am thinking it is the gear box. Does it need to be rebuilt or is there an adjustment that can be done to rectify the problem? Wondering if others have had this problem. 710 M
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Bob

Yes. It was stripped to bare metal.

It has approx 50,000 miles on the engine. The engine is detailed and the underbody is clean. It has civilian ignition and Recaro seats. I have the original seats. I purchased it in 2005 and had the paint stripped and had it professionally painted. Yellow was my company colors. I used it for a few pa...

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Just wondering if there were any Kiwis on this forum. I put my 710 M in storage 2 years ago and have sailed to NZ from North Carolina. .
Bob

There have been a few talks about getting together but no action. I was driving mine from Durham to the outer banks every year till this year. There is always next year.

Bob

Welcome to the forum and congrates on the Pinz. There are others of us with Pinzies in NC. I have had my 710M for 5 years.
There is also a 712 in Cary.

Bob

I'm not in Virginia. I am, however, just over the boarder in Durham, NC

John,

The knobs on top will pull straight up. Just twist back and forth and pull up.

Bob

Yep, Broke mine last year. You do not want to force them.

Bob

I do mean the rear axle lock. It engages, but is very difficult to disengage.