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Title: Rubber Bonnet Stopper Post by: St Volumex on 29 April, 2008, 07:49:52 AM Has anyone got a suitable replacement part for these?
I recently checked with Omicron who have none. Title: Re: Rubber Bonnet Stopper Post by: Scarpia on 29 April, 2008, 09:47:59 AM You also need to be sure they fit well and are not a little high ortherwise they distort the bonnet and it doesn't close flush
Title: Re: Rubber Bonnet Stopper Post by: St Volumex on 29 April, 2008, 11:12:12 AM Hi William,
If we fail to find an equivalent, I'll be making some reproduction items, so I'll appreciate some exact measurements, especially as the sample I have is shrivelled and perished. ::) Title: Re: Rubber Bonnet Stopper Post by: Jai Sharma on 29 April, 2008, 08:49:22 PM Do you need new or secondhand. I probably have a pair of secondhand ones.
Jai Title: Re: Rubber Bonnet Stopper Post by: St Volumex on 30 April, 2008, 05:43:10 AM I want new ones please.
Title: Re: Rubber Bonnet Stopper Post by: ncundy on 30 April, 2008, 06:41:41 AM Cavaletto sell them
http://www.oldlanciaspares.com/fulvia_eng/carrozzeria.php Title: [SOLVED] Rubber Bonnet Stopper Post by: St Volumex on 30 April, 2008, 07:41:26 AM Hooray for Neil! Thank you. :)
I first looked at Cavaletto a few years ago, and their site was dismal. Thank goodness Italian business is finally waking up to the purchasing power of customers on-line. Title: Re: Rubber Bonnet Stopper Post by: Scarpia on 30 April, 2008, 09:45:15 AM their service is very good.I have ordered aprilia parts from them.
Title: Re: Rubber Bonnet Stopper Post by: ncundy on 30 April, 2008, 09:53:49 AM I've also found their service good, but I have found it pays to send them a mail telling them what you want rather than relying on the website. They speak english and have always replied quickly, so it seems to work pretty well.
Title: Re: Rubber Bonnet Stopper Post by: fay66 on 05 May, 2008, 11:49:36 PM I've also found their service good, but I have found it pays to send them a mail telling them what you want rather than relying on the website. They speak english and have always replied quickly, so it seems to work pretty well. Never had much luck with them by email up to now,& when I've been into the shop in Turin he doesn't speak english, that is until he realises that you are going to spend money, amazing how quick anyone can learn english! ;D Buying from them on the internet has got to be the best way as on the premises he doesn't accept cards, only cash, I spent half a morning at the cash machines about 3 years ago trying to get enough together to pay him cash, as all my cards had a daily limit on cash withdrawals :(. Must admit though I was amazed at just what I was able to get from him, including the bushes for the column gearchange on my 2c which are renowned for turning to powder. Brian 8227 8) |