Your assistance please...

[StoneY]

I really like mosquitos.... and ww2.... (stuff)

The Mozzie was a war winner 4 sure- fastest prop driven plane of the 40's I believe and made of BALSA- man those things rocked

Good on everyone in this thread- preserve our ol battlers

[Paul in NZ]

I have in my paw a little present from Paul in NZ via Tim at British Spares. Thanks Paul for your kind efforts, I'll take it down on Saturday and see how we get on. Looks a smidgen big, but I don't have the original bit any more. Thanks to everyone else who contributed to this thread. Isn't KB great when you can keep it away from the flamers and the morons?

In my defense - the original picture was not to scale (sniff)



Hope it works out....

[cheshirecat]

I have recently come into contact with the small team who are restoring De Havilland Mosquito aircraft NZ2328 at Ferrymead, in Christchurch. Upon hearing that I was a biker they asked if I knew anyone who rode classic bikes. The part pictured below is a terminal cap from an electrical component. They have been unable to source them in this particular size from any automotive electrical outlet, and have only been quoted outrageous prices to get the genuine article from England. Apparently, however, the same part or something similar appeared on some classic British motorbikes. Does anyone recognise it, and/or can anyone suggest where I might get hold of some (they need 8)? Your help would be much appreciated.

Cheers
A

Who are they - if you can say. My father flew Mossies and might be in the area pre Xmas so would be good to see the project.