Greetings Everyone
TC3586 came to me sans dash knobs. I remember from my last TC, #0307 what
they look like in original bakelite. Do any of the usual suspects supply
the correct style knobs in bakelite? Are they even available injection
molded in the correct shape? Moss and Abingdon Spares say "Original Type",
but is that accurate? What is the general opinion as to the quality of what
is available now? What say you? Thanks in advance for your anticipated
responses.
Martin Johnson
Long Beach, California
TC3586
Starter, Choke & Slow Running Knobs
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Re: Starter, Choke & Slow Running Knobs
Contact Craig seabrook.
Joe
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Re: Starter, Choke & Slow Running Knobs
What happened to TC 0307?
Hi Pete
It went to Australia in 1989. Two Aussies on a buying trip spotted it and
made me a stunning cash offer I couldn't refuse. I keep watching the TABC
roster to see if it shows up. I hope it will eventually. Particulars on
the car were consistent with what is stated in "TC's Forever" as far as
early production configuration: TB-style body etc. I had a very difficult
time finding a matching pair of "flat" headlamp lenses in those pre-internet
days. Original color was indeed black, however not a stitch of the original
upholstery remained. Green crayon scribbled on the seat bases though, so I
went with green all-leather upholstery as a best guess, and black Stayfast
weather equipment and short tonneau. Come to think of it, I think Seabrook
restored my ignition/light switch back in 1987.
As far as TC3586 is concerned, I won't be selling it. I still miss TC0307.
I leaned my lesson.
Thanks!
Martin
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Re: Starter, Choke & Slow Running Knobs
Thanks to all for your input. Appears that Seabrook is the man.
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