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Oldest Moss Motors catalog
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If they sold grilles I hope they looked better than the ones in the cover art.
Probably best that there are no prices listed. They'd likely make us cry.
Probably best that there are no prices listed. They'd likely make us cry.
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In 1975 that's probably how most 100's looked.
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I had one of those. Not sure if I still have it.
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When I bought my Healey in 1978, the Moss catalog was about 12-14 pages, IIRC (I found a copy on ebay a few years ago; it's around here somewhere...). I think they used that print version for a while, as I also remember a supplement catalog being issued (maybe it was an updated price list along with some pages of newly added parts...
Reproduction parts were just getting a foothold, as I remember Ray Caivano/Austin Healey West having quite a stock of new rubber bits, grill/trunk badges, splined hubs & other trinkets.
Reproduction parts were just getting a foothold, as I remember Ray Caivano/Austin Healey West having quite a stock of new rubber bits, grill/trunk badges, splined hubs & other trinkets.