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See my post above (15th April) in short yes but the conclusion is no! "The filter cover and filter." There is no separate filter cover. The brass cover is threaded into the boss in the sump. The filter behind it engages with the oil pump pickup. There is a very helpful illustrated parts list publish...

Hello Simon,

Les is not on the forum, but I spoke to him about the setup on his car. He tells me that he bought the frame from Freddy Boulton. I have a suitable nave plate( you advertised for one) if you are interested?

Regards,

Mike Maher, Chairman

Sadly, no. The fllter cover screws into the boss on the sump and the attached filter locates into the oil pump. The RSR's 1939-1947 parts list is helpful in visualising this and new supplies have arrived recently. They can be ordered via the members area of the website. As regards the filter cover, ...

What grade of oil are you using?

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Helllo and welcome to the Forum. You could try putting an advert on the RSR website. Use the link above to the Home page. I don't know of a 10/25 or 10 special block or engine for sale, sorry.
Best regards
Mike

Gloss Black would be appropriate.
Regards
Mike

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Are you sure that the springs are made to the correct specs and on the correct way round? The axle mounting locating bolt holding the leaves together is NOT at the centre of front springs. It is off centre on the spring, with the shorter length to the front. The main leaf roll end on a genuine Rover...

Many thanks Simon
Mike Maher