I could hear her shout out "Were do I look to find an oil filter for a Triumph TR7 motorcycle?" She had connected the name Triumph and motorcycle. "It's an automobile!" I shouted into the phone so she could hear. "Look in the old book" I heard them tell her. She got the number and I had her check by cross referencing the Crossland number I had to make sure it didn't match hers so I wasn't getting another spin on. Check. Be there next day which was necessary as after that it was supposed to rsin and the car was up on ramps and I didn't want to put up the roof if I could help it. Next day I got the filter, put in the oil and balance (1/2) of STP bottle.
The oil filter I got was a WIX (best in oil filter tests) #51184 and costs me (with my cash discount account) $10.56 including taxes (what I previously paid for Crossland oil filter years ago) for those who want the best and still use cartridge.
Some year I may put on my red plaid dress (kilt to you Scots) convert Yellow TCT and use the spin ones.[:D]
I don't know about your location but here (Duncan Auto) if you do your own auto work as a hobby say, just by asking they will set up a cash account for you with up to 40% off. Alternatively our car club has a up to 40% off account at Lordco (Autozone or Pep Boys to you US blokes). One of the advantages of belonging to a car club.
- - - - TR7 Spider - - - - - - - - 1978 Spitfire - - - - - - 1976 Spitfire - - 1988 Tercel 4X4 - Kali on Integra - 1991 Integra - - Yellow TCT
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