That turnsignal switch is waay cool. Didn't know it had a light!

Endicotts in West street still going? Had some good work clothes from there.

You would have found out on the Internet if you took the time for it :
https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-ne ... out-900340

"Question, is this normal for a '50's Citroen. I don't have any experience of how the Scintex flasher/timer is supposed to be."
In my opinion this was normal in those days.
It has its charm, i would keep it as it is.
Nice work !

Wicked! ..... was supposed to be Wickes!

I'll look for Endicott's on my way to Spec Savers.

Thanks Geert, I like it's wackiness, I hope the MOT tester does as well!.

"Question, is this normal for a '50's Citroen. I don't have any experience of how the Scintex flasher/timer is supposed to be."
In my opinion this was normal in those days.
It has its charm, i would keep it as it is.
Nice work ![/quote]

They don't have much, but what there is is quality .

' one of the first signs of cider addiction is spulling mistekes'...

Oh! .... I thought it was getting your mucking furds wuddled!

P1010927 by Robndaisy, on Flickr

I think the flamer wants out

P1010926 by Robndaisy, on Flickr

it's a wrap.

P1010940 by Robndaisy, on Flickr

One and a bit reels of the 4.0mm.(£30.00 +VAT and about a reel of the 1.5mm.(£22.50 + VAT, lovely cable, real quality). Loads of these http://www.vehicle-wiring-products.eu/s ... -terminals and these https://www.ecas2cvparts.co.uk/-c-69_92.html (look good but flamin' awkward to install neatly.
Last and not least, thanks to Derek who recommended this book by Piet Olyslager.

P1010941 by Robndaisy, on Flickr

P1010942 by Robndaisy, on Flickr

Pure gold
I've never done re-wiring before this fxxxer (and I don't want to do it again for a while) but if you're going to, early A series have to be the easiest, IMHO.

P1010945 by Robndaisy, on Flickr

With Daisy away down the Algarve way, you've got to keep your strength up if you want to finish a project. My version local of a cassoulet(not Gin based) .
Van will be back on the ground soon, so to try and avoid repeated jackings, what's a good preliminary setting for the tie rods, longitudinally:?: I have 5 litres of fuel on board and the spare wheel.