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I'm in the process of purchasing a 1963 Hillman Super Minx MKII Convertible...
So far, it looks like I will be needing a windscreen... a trunk handle assembly... a tail lamp...a cowl vent cover, and some hood/trunk letters.

Can y'all assist me with these parts... or other potential sources that may be on this side of the pond?

Thanks!
Nathan Manning



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Nathan - welcome to BCF.

You might want to contact Kip Motors over in Dallas:

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Tom M.
 
Welcome! That's a rare car.
I guess you can't just go to your local Sunbeam
dealer for parts.
 
welcome - that is indeed a rare car. Particularly as a convertible. Another area to look is in Canada as more were imported here. Here is a parts car

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Nathan -

Welcome to BCF! I'm not far from you, in Townsend. Two local clubs, if you're not aware: English Auto Society in Knoxville and Blount British Car Club in Maryville, where I'm a member. We've done lots of events jointly. Our annual car show, Springtime in the Smokies, is held in Townsend on the second Saturday in May. Great find, the Sunbeam, and looking forward to seeing it!

Mickey
 
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