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I have now booked a plot at the Newark autojumble for the weekend of January 5/6th. Most of my plot will be covered with Morini 350/500 parts, and a few random other bike bits. As I've decided not to build another Kanguro I do have most of a bike to sell.
Newark is not too far from Harwich for anyone wanting to come over and take advantage of the exchange rates. Also bear in mind that now Stuart has retired spares for these bikes will increase in value at least ten fold, so buy now before I cotton on to that.
I want another exotic holiday this year so need to raise a few rupees to cover it. Never mind all those charity envelopes and TV ads asking you to fund their CEO's upkeep-you need Morini spares NOW while they are still available and I need your cash. You know it makes sense. Treat yourself to a Morini stash boost for the new year.

Amazing. A 'crab' turned into a used car salesman... You'll go far with that coprorate sales bollocks...

( You were a crab, were you not?).

MickeyMoto wrote:Amazing. A 'crab' turned into a used car salesman... You'll go far with that coprorate sales bollocks...

( You were a crab, were you not?).

Yes! But how did you know? You haven't seen me walking, as far as I know. Anyway it's a popular career choice for us ex crab sooties.
I wonder how soon a translator will be needed?

Google Translate's really not helping much here...

MarkB wrote:Google Translate's really not helping much here...

No it won't Mark, sorry. Thing is, you have to be 'in the know' to well, know. (taps nose and winks)


Still, no secret handshakes or funny outfits required to buy some Morini bits and bobs.

As a JENGO Im guessing youllve gone short on Blarts eh?

Got any tidy mph speedos (not the swimming type!) for an 82 3narf amongst your stash, Steve?

Steve

Greybeard wrote:As a JENGO Im guessing youllve gone short on Blarts eh?

Got any tidy mph speedos (not the swimming type!) for an 82 3narf amongst your stash, Steve?

Steve

I'll ask the stackers sir. I might be able to find you a long weight in the meantime?

Greybeard wrote:As a JENGO Im guessing youllve gone short on Blarts eh?

Got any tidy mph speedos (not the swimming type!) for an 82 3narf amongst your stash, Steve?

Steve

Sorry but supply says no stock. Only kph kanguro instruments. Happily the blarts aren't the issue this tour. It's more akin to how many kites can I get serviceable before it's tourex.

Anyway sir, as you're called Steve too, can I call you Rodney to keep things clear?

A quick list of the sort of stuff I do have available. Updated 13/01/19 Some stuff sold (some more found...list them later)

Kanguro X frame, suffered a frontal, fixable but not yet financially viable.
350 crankcases, Strada and Kangu type, both bush type main bearing.
Cylinder heads, in various conditions but all eventually repairable.
Cylinder barrels, some with matching pistons and rings, some nikasil type.
Primary cases, with or without oil pressure switch por
6 speed gear clusters and selector parts.
Con rods. 350
Crankshafts, 350 bush main type standard.
Kanguro X forks complete, 1pair straight decent enough chrome.
Kanguro X bottom yoke.
Kanguro X rear wheel.
Kanguro X/Camel Mk1/2 rear brake and sprocket assy.
Kanguro X fuel tank, red. Sound but needs a good clean/paint.
Kanguro X plastics in red, most bits. Well used but recoverable.
Kanguro X seat, foam and cover in need of TLC
Camshafts various, Sport, Strada, 'E' type (Kangu} etc
Kanguro X swing arm.
Engine plates (front) kink frame type.
Clutch plates, drums etc.



If you fancy a job lot bring a van and cash and be ready to haggle. Become an autojumber and save me from freezing at Newark.
Vatious other odds and ends, fittings, brackets etc. Ask i

Snowdrop would be nearer the mark a few years ago, though only in appearance
Not to worry about the speedo, the mishcrit ain't desperate.

Cheers Steve (no comma)

Blimey, started something here. My boy is a working on some rapid bits of hardware and soon off to sunny climes for a holiday, although he says some work may occur between the bouts of topping up the tan and drinking some beer.

Looks like a trip to Newark may be in order (please, no anagrams...).

MickeyMoto wrote:Looks like a trip to Newark may be in order (please, no anagrams...).

Bring your anorak, that will be more use at Newark. Also don't forget that if you don't carry a vernier caliper, steel rule and a tape measure in the pockets we the stallholders won't take you seriously.

Cheers! Steve (I used to work on Commers too!)

Just PMed you Steve

Hi Steve,
Just PM'd too.
Cheers,
Jamie (ex Pongo)

Thanks, Simon and Jamie both. Replies sent. At this rate I will only need half the space in my van! Maybe it's true that Kanguro stuff is becoming sought after?