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Subject: Thornycroft 90 BMC 1.5 Author: Malcolm Hemmings (Always Optimistic) [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 19:48:53 18/04/2012 Wed I have a ford Pre-crossflow petrol engine in a Seamaster 27 that I am considering changing to a Thornycroft 90 BMC 1.5 (economy purpose only as the Petrol engine is fine) The petrol engine allows the cockpit floor to be all one level and my concern if I go for the Thornycroft Diesel is the hump factor. Can anyone advise? or preferably does anyone have a Ford Diesel I can drop straight in? Malcolm 07886430007 [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]