INTERIOR DOOR LEVER ID ?

[lotus-types]

Can anyone help identifying this door lever? it fits on with a square and has a pin to secure it to the door opening mechanism.
It was fitted on some Lotus Elans of about 1967 so most likely a British car of the era. Even better if anyone has one they want to sell please contact me.
Thanks Brian.

[snuffle]

MGA? Been a while since I worked on one though.

nips off to check google.

Maybe not then. wrong profile

Edited by snuffle on Tuesday 21st February 19:01

Edited by snuffle on Tuesday 21st February 19:01

[Huntsman]

Early Spitfire?

[LordBretSinclair]

Sorry for the awful photo but I think its from a Mk II MG Midget

Obtainable from Moss or other MG specialists.

[lotus-types]

Thanks for the suggestion but I don't think that's it, I found another Midget picture and it looks as though the lever is held on with a screw in the centre as opposed to a pin through it as I am looking for.
Anyone with Midget care to comment?

[Flares&Chestwig]

About six weeks early for anyone with a Midget to comment

[snuffle]

I think midget are screw on, Etype are pin fit but the early series 2 I looked at today was more of a curved profile.

Citroen traction avant also used pin fit but it's been ages since I worked on one that had an interior still fitted

[rolymo]

Most people probably will not recognize this handle without the escutcheon that fits over the pin to retain it, that sqre fitting was standard practice for several "Willmot-Bredon (manufacturer) handles of that period. First that comes to mind is :- MGA Coupe .Probably available at MG spares or Moss & co (Moss part no 427.110) price about £13

[rolymo]

Second choice would be :- Europa Autoparts ltd (online) look up under handles & locks

[na]

[quote=Flares&Chestwig]About six weeks early for anyone with a Midget to comment
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narh you're thinking of B drivers

that handle does look familiar to me so probably British but I can't think what

ETA: not MGA, MGB or Midget though