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Andrew Tinsley08/04/2017 10:22:01
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Most of the ML7s that I have seen have had the Myford lettering picked out in red. I have also seen a couple with white lettering.

As I am repainting my lathe, I may as well get the lettering colour correct, so is it white or red?

This is for the standard grey ML7.

Thanks,

Andrew.

Curtis Rutter08/04/2017 10:41:44
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I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong but mine is an original 1960's ML7 that's not had any work and it's grey.

Simon Collier08/04/2017 11:10:13
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On my early 60s original condition one the lettering is red.

Steven Vine08/04/2017 11:37:22
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1957 Red.

John Baguley08/04/2017 13:16:21
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1973 - Red

Curtis Rutter08/04/2017 14:00:19
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I stand corrected, just went to the workshop....it's red blush

NJH08/04/2017 15:12:28
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Curtis

I am immensely encouraged by your post - I quite often go out to the workshop ( about 20 metres) for something and, by the time I get there, I've forgotten what it was I wanted! sad

Norman

John Baguley08/04/2017 15:21:56
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A bit like when you dash upstairs for something and forget why!

John

daveb08/04/2017 16:53:47
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Posted by John Baguley on 08/04/2017 15:21:56:

A bit like when you dash upstairs for something and forget why!

John.

By the time I remember, it's too late. Happens more and more as I get older, nuisance really, I keep running out of underwear.

NJH08/04/2017 17:32:16
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disgustsurprise N

mechman4808/04/2017 18:45:21
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Posted by daveb on 08/04/2017 16:53:47:
Posted by John Baguley on 08/04/2017 15:21:56:

A bit like when you dash upstairs for something and forget why!

John.

By the time I remember, it's too late. Happens more and more as I get older, nuisance really, I keep running out of underwear.

Sorry... what was it you were saying, something about grey lettering & a red Mineford... crook face 22 dont know​ . I believe they're coming to take me away tomorrow Haha hehe hoho, to the happy farm...

​George.

Neil Wyatt08/04/2017 19:02:08
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Moderators?

You lot need a Net Nanny!

:-0

Neil

V8Eng08/04/2017 19:48:32
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Anyway my 1972 ML7 has red lettering, probably the best bit of paint on it these days!wink

Edited By V8Eng on 08/04/2017 19:49:07

John Purdy08/04/2017 19:48:58
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My '76 S7B is grey with the lettering on the belt guard and the front of the headstock in cream.

John

Robbo08/04/2017 20:14:09
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Posted by John Baguley on 08/04/2017 15:21:56:

A bit like when you dash upstairs for something and forget why!

John

You can dash upstairs?

Robbo08/04/2017 20:15:34
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My early ML7s had red lettering, then early Super 7s had cream lettering.

Steven Vine08/04/2017 20:22:09
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Posted by Robbo on 08/04/2017 20:14:09:
Posted by John Baguley on 08/04/2017 15:21:56:

A bit like when you dash upstairs for something and forget why!

John

You can dash upstairs?

Lol. Priceless.laugh

ASF08/04/2017 20:49:08
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I painted my lettering yellow. It has made no difference to its functionality cool

John Baguley08/04/2017 21:47:10
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Posted by Robbo on 08/04/2017 20:14:09:
Posted by John Baguley on 08/04/2017 15:21:56:

A bit like when you dash upstairs for something and forget why!

John

You can dash upstairs?

Not at the moment. I've got a poorly leg and can barely get up and down the stairs at all sad

John

Flywheel09/04/2017 08:31:24
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I have just ordered one of those high speed chair lifts so I get upstairs before I forget what I've gone for!

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