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LHD / RHD conversions for 1800E? 1800 1972

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posted by  JohnMc on  Tue Mar 8 00:44 CST 2005
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They were sold as RHD when new, I guess you could find all the parts from a donor car if you looked hard enough. It would be a very extensive change, though. Dash, wiring for dash, steering column (maybe), steering box, idler arm, batter box/pedal box, hardware with the pedals (they have a shaft that goes back to the left side where there is room for the brake booster). I frankly don't know if it would be worth the expense and effort compared to just buying a complete RHD car - maybe a worn out one you could merge with yours.
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