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Re: Window rubber -- Thames estate

To: "A. B. Bonds" <ab@vuse.vanderbilt.edu>
Subject: Re: Window rubber -- Thames estate
From: Berry Kercheval <kerch@parc.xerox.com>
Date: Wed, 28 Dec 1994 09:49:36 PST
>>>"A. B. Bonds" said:
 > My bro in LA has a 1959 Thames Estate Waggon that runs decently but
 > the window and body seals have turned into fractured concrete.  Any
 > hints of sources for replacement (sources in England would be
 > welcome)?

Classic Cars magazine publish a "Directory of Specialist Firms & Services" 
every year.  The 1994 edition lists, for instance, 

        Creech Coachtrimmiing Centre
        45 Anerley Rd, Crystal Palace, London SE19 2AS
        081 659 4135
        "Workshop for concours interior coachtrimming, worldwide mail order 
        and reatail shop of coachtrimming supplies.  Rubber door seals, trim,
         vinyl, carpet, felt, clips, screws"

I've never ordered from them,  but am putting them on the list for when the 
Bentley is ready for its insides.

This guide came with the issue of Classic Cars I bought last time I meandered 
through Heathrow, last June.  If you call the publisher (IPC Magazines, 071 
261 5858) they might still have some.

I'm sure there are other firms but I can't type in the WHOLE booklet...it's 
138 pages.  Other likely firms are Coral Trim in cardiff, SJ Bowles Coach 
Trimming in Birdport, and East Kent Trim Supplies in Deal.

   --berry

 Berry Kercheval :: kerch@parc.xerox.com 



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