Ha! Cheers. Does he have a website?

There you go that should find him

ROSSABITZ AT STONELEIGH
As usual, I hope to have a small selection of spares on the club stand.
These may include the following:

ROSSA / COUPE SPARES
NEW REAR LOCKING KITS - USING ROD ENDS
DISC HANDBRAKE KITS
GEAR CHANGE KITS
SUB FRAME PLATES
TRACKRODS & LH TRACK ROD ENDS
RIDE HEIGHT ADJUSTERS
STEERING RACK BLOCKS

ROSSA ONLY SPARES
CABLES - SPEEDO,THROTTLE,CHOKE, HANDBRAKE
DOOR & REAR WINDOW GLASS
MASTER CYLINDER EXTENSION PUSH RODS
SHOCK ABSORBER BRACKETS
HEADLAMP BOWLS (FOR ROSSA 2)
CARPET SETS
HEADLAMP COVERS FOR ROSSA 2 & K3
BUILD MANUALS FOR ROSSA & K3

Hope to see you there.

_________________
Alan Britton
SPECIALIST ENGINEERING
HUNTINGDON
CAMBS
PE26 2SY

rossabitz@btconnect.com

Email sent
New to this forum stuff u know

Cheers

We all started somewhere
John

Well a quick update, been a while coming as been on shutdown at work.
Finally got the subframe powder coated and rebuilt with new bushes, new hi los
Or anything else at the mo, just need to get it rolling again to get it home

Subframe ready to go back into the car.
Sadly don't have no install pics but managed to roll the car out of garage tonight
To start work on the front end. First time in ten or so years.

Going to strip the front subframe in the same way and rebuild and install in the car then transport it home
Garage is only ten mins away so not to bad.

Hi Nick,
Its coming on, a long grind but in the end all should be worth the struggle
John

Well time for a long overdue update, been mega busy with the house, garden, kids and other casr so the cox took abit of a back seat.
Both subframes are now complete and i have just purchase a rear locking kit off alan at the kit car show a few weeks ago.
Im in the process of locating some stainless bolts to mount the subframes then there going back on. Will hopefully get some pictures uploaded soon.

I don,t think stainless steel bolts are suitable for load bearing use as they are not as strong as steel ones hopefully someone else will give their opinion

I agree they should be high tensile steel bolts or studs, S/S bolts are took soft and should never be used on a safety critical part.
Look on the Mini forum, there are many topics about this.