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<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by baroldsan:
I am trying to locate a starter handle for a 1951 MG TD. Does anyone have such lying around?
Barry Sanbrook<hr></blockquote>
You might try posting this in the "MG" section.
Cheers -- Scott
I am trying to locate a starter handle for a 1951 MG TD. Does anyone have such lying around?
Barry Sanbrook<hr></blockquote>
You might try posting this in the "MG" section.
Cheers -- Scott
aeronca65t
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TypeR:
Go to:
https://www.harborfreight.com/
and type "hog" in search box......they're only 5 or 6 dollars (USD).
Barry:
Perhaps you could look here:
https://www.mgcars.org.uk/class/index.html
I've seen a TD crank and it looks as if it would be easy to make one....if you could borrow one, to take mesurements, perhaps you (or your local machine shop) could fabricate one. Sorry...no other suggestions.
Go to:
https://www.harborfreight.com/
and type "hog" in search box......they're only 5 or 6 dollars (USD).
Barry:
Perhaps you could look here:
https://www.mgcars.org.uk/class/index.html
I've seen a TD crank and it looks as if it would be easy to make one....if you could borrow one, to take mesurements, perhaps you (or your local machine shop) could fabricate one. Sorry...no other suggestions.
thegoodbeamer
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A good upholstery store will have them.Should be easy to find.
stutzdriver
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You might also try a Canadian company calles SPAENAUR at www.spaenaur.com
They are really nice peopls and very efficient.
They are really nice peopls and very efficient.
thegoodbeamer
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Hey Stutzdriver.
That was a nice comment to make about a Canadian Co.
I have dealt with American Companys and on the whole have found them to be very good.That is especially more often than not when you tell them up front that I'm calling from Winnipeg Manitoba.
That was a nice comment to make about a Canadian Co.
I have dealt with American Companys and on the whole have found them to be very good.That is especially more often than not when you tell them up front that I'm calling from Winnipeg Manitoba.
stutzdriver
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I don't mind recomending good distributors no matter where they are located, good is good. Spaenauer and McMaster-Carr both are good places to buy many of the items we all look for that are not specific OEM parts They both distribute products that my employer manufactures here in the USA. Imagine that, there really are companies that make something in the USA!!!
