what a perfect example, how the forum can work miracles!

Thanks Tim,
=only switch lettering:-((

I know, i know best,about the nice originals and silk sreening -panels etc. Just wanted the lettering without having to dismantle the dash, probably will never get it together again:-) 1945 car came with the stick-on lettering, think one of the many PO's did that and all I am looking for are these d...

Thanks Carl- am not a member, but will try......
See you one day in Northen Germany?
Cheers
Dirk

Have no clue, when the panel lettering, painted or stick on? started- from th early days????

Hi all,
trying to find the"stick-on" black/white lettering for the TC knobs on the panel
Anybody help?
Cheers
Dirk
TC0660
Hamburg

Thank heaven my wife is not following these entries! ( especially on today's international women's day;-)) )

Great Tip Ed, I always forget which is which.
Thanks
Dirk,- waiting for the spring to come in Hamburg.

much better idea for levelling a TC!
Happy TC driving year and regards from a cold and frosty (-5oC) Hamburg!
Dirk

this discussion may go on for ages:-(
I keep it at what was standard amongst the older Harley Davidson Motorcycle owners:
If it don't leak, you have no more oil in your bike!
Dirk

Doing well,
thanks Duncan
Dirk

Not quit agree, one is as old as one feels. There any many reasons not to do, few to do many things.
Dirk, from the Charité Hospital in Berlin, on a nuclear cancer treatment ( feeling very old right now;-)) )

Sounds like a very familiar story as on most " basket " cases!
Worthwhile saving!
Good luck new owner and many happy TC driving hours,
Dirk

Thanks, much better place to rest........

is the Discussion Forum changing into a sellers platform for f.i. E-Bay etc?

near Hamburg ? I can borrow him my MS book!
Dirk

Good luck Norman;
“There are many shortcuts to failure, but there are no shortcuts to true success.”
Orrin Woodward said!
Dirk

In my humble opnion TC seatbelts are dangerous, when used in seats without an adequate neck/head support. The backlash from the belt will break your neck for sure! So what options do we have None??? J........ust take it easy and pray that those "big stuff " collissions will not occur.

Upgrade: not all of us have that easy and affordable acces to all those goodies mentionned earlier where I live, but we managed Alfins and LED brake and rear lights nevertheless! For the rest, carefull and easy driving and at 74, a lifelong experience for staying alive in todays traffic with an old ...

Great!
Reading all that I hardly dare to take our old - 1946- not upgraded girl out on the very dangerous heavy and fast traffic roads in Germany and through the Alps:-((
Dirk - not a purist BTW!