Loads of s/h and new remanufactured parts for sale
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The Rovering Member
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I recently sent one to a German member with a P5B, broken clip but fair condition otherwise. It was packed in with some other parts but on arrival it was broken in half.
I'd say there is definitely a fair-sized market for re-manufacture though whether that will happen is debatable.
Cafcpete
Active Member
I bought a hand break rubber. It did take a couple of weeks to arrive, but it DID arrive and I'm very pleased with it. Joseph is young (16 I think), knowledgable and genuine if a little (too) slow.
I wouldn't use him if you are in a hurry. Hope you get the parts soon..
Peter
I wouldn't use him if you are in a hurry. Hope you get the parts soon..
Peter
So Cal V8
Active Member
Joseph is a good lad - drop him a PM and I am sure you'll get a response. Like Peter said, he's one of the younger forum members so he's probably off doing whatever stuff a lad of his age does!
Chappers
New Member
Now the 1st of may, Joseph told me he had posted them on good Friday, have messaged him on here and on Facebook, not very impressed and far from happy, if anyone knows him could you have a word, if he can't send the rubbers then I will accept a refund and say no more about it
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sdibbers
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On the auto plate needs. (Admins please let me know if this is too close to advertising!).
I run a company that reverse engineers and fabricates NLA parts normally for exotic classics. I reckon there would be a way to re-manufacture these parts using additive manufacturing (3D printing) with little in the way of setup costs. I normally ask for a good or at least cleanly broken part that I can use to scan and recreate in CAD, the part is then recreated in an appropriate material that at least as strong as the original, normally its stronger and looks original.
If anybody would like to post an image of a plate I can tell if its something we can do.
Best,
Steven
www.additiverestoration.com (we need to update the website as it doesn't list all that we produce so far)
I run a company that reverse engineers and fabricates NLA parts normally for exotic classics. I reckon there would be a way to re-manufacture these parts using additive manufacturing (3D printing) with little in the way of setup costs. I normally ask for a good or at least cleanly broken part that I can use to scan and recreate in CAD, the part is then recreated in an appropriate material that at least as strong as the original, normally its stronger and looks original.
If anybody would like to post an image of a plate I can tell if its something we can do.
Best,
Steven
www.additiverestoration.com (we need to update the website as it doesn't list all that we produce so far)