Thought possibly someone on this list might be interested!? Reply to Kai, not
to me.
--Andy Mace
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> Subj:FS: Aluminium L/F Fender TR4/4A/250/5
> Date:5/24/2002 4:00:20 PM Eastern Daylight Time
> From:<A HREF="mailto:kmr@pil.net";>kmr@pil.net</A>
> To:<A HREF="mailto:triumphs@autox.team.net";>triumphs@autox.team.net</A>, <A
>HREF="mailto:6pack@autox.team.net";>6pack@autox.team.net</A>
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>
> Hi List, figured it is time to pass on this piece to someone who is
> actually
> going to use it
>
>
> Brand new aluminium left front fender purchased a few years ago (1999) in
> hopes of reconstructing a Factory Works style TR4. The fender weighs only 8
> pounds. It is a very high quality piece, the lines and contours are
> flawless
> and the exterior has seen much time spent with a metal file to make it as
> smooth as possible. It is bare metal, unprimed, so nothing is covered up.
> The splash guard is a genuine Heritage part and is the only part that is
> not
> aluminium.
>
> I have taken and posted 8 photos of the fender on the following webpage:
> http://www.pil.net/~felix/fender/ please allow time for the pictures to
> load, they're pretty large but you should get an excellent idea of the
> quality of the fender from them.
> Suffice to say that these sell for more than the steel reproductions and
> normally you'll have to have one imported from the UK (no one in the USA
> sells them to my knowledge). Moss sells the steel ones at $659.95 list...
> I'd like to get $500 for this fender, and I'm firm on my price. I realize
> it
> is only the left hand side so that diminishes the value somewhat since I
> don't have a set. Revington TR in the UK is the source for the other alloy
> panels should you want a matching right hand side.
>
> Shipping? Well if you're in the vicinity of Philadelphia PA it would
> probably be beneficial to pick it up. Otherwise I am wary of sending it UPS
> due to the large dimensions and rarity/fragility of the piece. I can do
> _very cheap_ freight shipping to most major metro areas, provided the
> purchaser is willing to pick the fender up at the freight depot... most of
> the depots are located within miles of the international airports in your
> city. (see www.forwardair.com for exact depot locations)
>
> I will gladly take and send photographs of specific areas of the fender if
> someone so wishes to see a particular view. Any questions are welcome.
> Please pass it this on to any TR Racers who aren't on the list, I'm
> guessing
> they'll be the ones who are the most interested.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Kai M. Radicke
> e: kmr@pil.net
> p: 267.231.1837
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