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I have strtred to stip down various components and have a need to find the following; See photos below
Rear side window opening catch Front indicator lens Velcro pads for upholstered headling cant rail Headling lights Rear side air vent Bristol Grill badge Chrome pieces that are at either end of door pull handles Attachment 512 Attachment 513 Attachment 514 Attachment 515 Attachment 516 Attachment 517 Attachment 518 If anybody know where there come from or who might be able to supply them it will a great help |
I think that I have all of those parts. Will let you know later
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Greg
Many thanks for the offer of the parts. Perhaps we could tie these up with the agreed list I emailed to a few weeks agao. Send me an email Cheers Will |
The interior / headlining lamp, you can get a Lucas NOS.
The black grill, is it to be placed in front of front windscreen? I had to replace all 3 on my 411. Got them from Bristol Ltd Very expensive for what they are, simple spotwelded construction dipped in plastic. Zero rustproofing. |
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But if you compare Bristol parts prices with say genuine Mercedes parts, Bristol seems very reasonable. Maybe we should just be thanklful that some of the parts are available in the first place :) Does anyone know where you can get the black countersunk screws which are used to secure various bit of trim? |
Let us just say the quality of some components is British...
The Orange lens, it is Lucas, and there should be a number on it. Welcro with self adhesive backing should do. For the other parts, they are from the UK car production from the years just before your car was made. Ford etc |
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Janne and Kevin
Thanks for the advices...I will look for parts numbers on lights and start looking at Fords for the door handle. I have managed to souce air vents and rear window handles from Greg. |
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both ceiling lights and front indicator lights are by Hella in Germany and have no parts numbers.....the search goes on
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I've used this firm with success in the past. AHC, Tools Fixtures Fittings, UK Europe If they don't have any more black'uns then paint chrome ones with matt black acrylic paint and, when air-dry after an hour, put in a fan-assisted oven @ 100 degrees for one hour. (Seriously! -it hardens the paint nicely.) Paint available here: Citadel - The Army Painter - Spray Paints - Total Wargamer Suggest you also match the screws with inverted ( pressed ) washers too as the screws should not go directly into the wood. Do not be fobbed off with cup-washers which are incorrect and ugly. Try: Woolies Trim Good luck |
For screws, bolts, washers etc, you could also try About Stig Fasteners
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Thanks for the advice on the screws...very usefull
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