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Basil-I am not a Spitfire person, but I noticed that Rimmer Bros. has the seals for the hardtop-here is a link to the catalog page- > Hardtop and Sealing Rubbers (MkIV and 1500) <
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If you ever get really stuck this Uk company can normally help
They have soooo many profiles
but you may have to look in different sections of their site.
it helps if you have part of an old piece to measure as they don’t do it by vehicle type
phoenixtrim.co.uk
They have soooo many profiles
but you may have to look in different sections of their site.
it helps if you have part of an old piece to measure as they don’t do it by vehicle type
Neal Batten
Phoenix Trim supplies Trim Seals & Rubber Extrusions for every purpose and specialize in selling off the roll. Check out our online 'Classic Mini Shop' and our 'Main Catalogue' of over 1'000 profiles.