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Old 24-03-19, 18:31
MartinCummins MartinCummins is offline
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Default Pistons seized in bores.

No actual experience, but I remember my father in a garage in Llandudno, North Wales, UK, having to go around all those customers who had had their cars mothballed for the duration of WW2, take off the heads, and hammer down the pistons with a baulk of timber. Condensation was the problem!

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