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Well Leo, I don't think it's your analness.
I am aware of McGregor and I have purchased from some items from Collins in the
past,
However, I was unaware that they carried the the stow straps.
So tell me, which aspect of yourself do you think prevents a simple ,
courtious response of :
"Hey Dean, I think I can save you some time, I believe McGregors has a very
good
reproduction stow strap." ?
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From: "Leo" <60bugeye@cebridge.net>
To: "'Dean Hedin'" <dlh2001@comcast.net>; "'Spridgets'"
<spridgets@autox.team.net>
Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2008 10:10 PM
Subject: RE: [Spridgets] Bugeye straps & buckles...
> Maybe it is just "me" but why worry about originality aspects if your not
> going to end up with the original LOOK of certain components. Especially
> when lots of the "correct" bits are readily available through suppliers like
> McGregor's in Canada, Colin in Australia, and some other little know English
> specialty suppliers???? Why not use commonly available bits that ANY good
> automotive or even hardware store has readily on hand. Lowes has simple
> buckles available and even has nylon webbing. The only time I see to go
> "shopping" all over the web is when you are really trying to obtain material
> which is NLA through any other source. Then you have to become creative in
> being a sleuth and track down the correct individual components to create
> the closest possible match to a factory bit. Am I missing something???? Or
> maybe it is my analness,,,,
>
> Leo
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