Taken the plunge (1 Viewer)

[Rallyman]

Well after much umming and ahhing we have joined the ranks having just purchased an Autocruise Starfire which we will take delivery of in a couple of weeks, can't wait
Now as it will be kept on our drive when not in use can someone recommend a reasonably priced but good wheel clamp before someone decides to relieve us of our new toy?

 

[duetto owner]

note you wheel size, so you know whatever you get fits the wheel. also look for one thats rated by "sold secure" as these are apparently harder to break.

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these are examples [i have not used them]

 

[hilldweller]

Old toy

What's the MG ?

My first car was a TC. Old banger then. And now, but a valuable old banger now.

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[Rallyman]

That was also a TC. An old picture 40 or more years ago in my youth:Sad:

 

[hilldweller]

That was also a TC. An old picture 40 or more years ago in my youth:Sad:

I owned mine around 1961/2 - bought it with a brand new gold seal engine in it. Sold it for £200 if my memory still works.

Then a TR3a. I got very good a replacing rust.

I guess our 3 tonne 2l MH could out perform the TC. But not the 3a, regularly had that showing a legal 110mph.

 

[Peter JohnsCross MH]

Hi Rallyman,

Welcome to Fun see you have bought a good van:thumb:

If you give us a ring, one of my lot can tell you the right clamp for an AutoCruise and if you tell them you are from Fun, you will get the Funsters 5% discount.

Regards

Peter

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[pappajohn]

note you wheel size, so you know whatever you get fits the wheel. also look for one thats rated by "sold secure" as these are apparently harder to break.

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agreed....any with sold secure rating

the strongarm appears to be for steel wheels only though.

i have a similar clamp that is suitable for alloys. HERE

if you have room infront of the van and can mix concrete then fit a security post in the drive....you need to dig a hole around 1' deep, put the post in and backfill it with concrete.

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[Rallyman]

Thanks everyone for the advice.
This is all a new experience so I'll have more questions I'm sure.