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Anyone have a good source for Hardura by the yard?
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Sources for Hardura
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Trevor Jessie
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There is a guy (whose name escapes me at the moment) that used to work for heritage trim, but now has his own shop. I think he might be able to get you some at a reasonable price. Try asking on the Healey forum.
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Trevor Jessie said:
MacGregor?
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Nope, this guy is out west.
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Whitephrog
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I hadn't thought about McGregor. I've emailed Martin McGregor to see if they have Cherry Red by the yard.
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A grained vinyl or rubber coated felt original in the boot area of several british cars.