Karl;
Sorry, I cannot say I've used Overdrive Repair Service, but I did find them
listed on the web in the UK, along with some other interesting UK vintage car
part sites. Check it out at:
http://www.fstw.co.uk/foundb/foundb1.htm
Dave Friedlander
CF25194UO
Karl Vacek wrote:
> > Peter Macholdt <vze2846b@verizon.net> wrote...
>
> > I don't know about $355 for a bumblebee hose, but how about $1,375 for an
> > overdrive rebuilt by John Esposito. He has the OD and an electrical kit
> up
> > on e-bay. For anybody in the market, it's a good deal.
>
> Overdrive Repair Service in the UK is supposed to be owned and staffed by
> ex-Laycock employees. About a year ago they quoted me a price that included
> everything to convert a non-OD TR transmission to an A-type overdrive, and
> the price including shipping (at the current $1.45/pound Sterling exchange
> rate) is under $1,000. I was planning to buy from them, but have waited
> because I don't have a running car yet, and don't want to let the warranty
> expire before installing it.
>
> Has anyone dealt with them?
>
> Karl Vacek
> '66 TR4A
> '68 TR250
> '64 Amphicar
> '16 Ford Model T
> '46 Piper J-3 Cub
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