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V8 Vum

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3,206 posts

250 months

Tuesday 21st April 2009
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..No..not the do-everything-tool...#

Does anyone know of a highly recommended upholsterer person, prefereably midlands or southwest area?

I am shortly to unveil my unworthy efforts for the dash and I need a top quality leather job (with straight consistant stitching for the parts I have made...

With any luck and a following wind (of which I have plenty - oops!)I hope the finished article will look as good as a production job and not an afterthought! Cross-fingers...otherwise I will cry after so many hrs/days/weeks/months work!

Have a feeling that LuckP will approve!

Onto the next request.... I have acquired a Freelander 1 clock... but no connector block nor wiring diag. Anyone who knows anyone who knows anyone that just might have a damaged loom, or at the very least how this thing is pinned (it appears to have 4)?

cheers for any help I can get!

Keith

pilbeam_mp62

955 posts

230 months

Tuesday 21st April 2009
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V8 Vum said:
..No..not the do-everything-tool...#

Does anyone know of a highly recommended upholsterer person, prefereably midlands or southwest area?

I am shortly to unveil my unworthy efforts for the dash and I need a top quality leather job (with straight consistant stitching for the parts I have made...

With any luck and a following wind (of which I have plenty - oops!)I hope the finished article will look as good as a production job and not an afterthought! Cross-fingers...otherwise I will cry after so many hrs/days/weeks/months work!

Have a feeling that LuckP will approve!

Onto the next request.... I have acquired a Freelander 1 clock... but no connector block nor wiring diag. Anyone who knows anyone who knows anyone that just might have a damaged loom, or at the very least how this thing is pinned (it appears to have 4)?

cheers for any help I can get!

Keith
This firm is in Poole - maybe they can help ?

http://www.kbaggstrimming.co.uk/index.htm

Regards
Kelvin

ViperDave

5,775 posts

282 months

Tuesday 21st April 2009
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not seen any of his work yet, but a nice guy and a ph'er so may be worth giving him a shout

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/profile.asp?mem...

ricola

490 posts

306 months

Wednesday 22nd April 2009
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I was very happy with the job Buddy @ Car & Coach did on my Phantom, good prices too. They are based in Coventry (more or less opposite Autobahn) and do a lot of prototype stuff for JLR etc...

F.C.

3,901 posts

237 months

Thursday 23rd April 2009
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V8 Vum said:
..No..not the do-everything-tool...#

Does anyone know of a highly recommended upholsterer person, prefereably midlands or southwest area?

I am shortly to unveil my unworthy efforts for the dash and I need a top quality leather job (with straight consistant stitching for the parts I have made...

With any luck and a following wind (of which I have plenty - oops!)I hope the finished article will look as good as a production job and not an afterthought! Cross-fingers...otherwise I will cry after so many hrs/days/weeks/months work!

Have a feeling that LuckP will approve!

Onto the next request.... I have acquired a Freelander 1 clock... but no connector block nor wiring diag. Anyone who knows anyone who knows anyone that just might have a damaged loom, or at the very least how this thing is pinned (it appears to have 4)?

cheers for any help I can get!

Keith
Trimman on here has a good rep he trimmed the Noble M12's

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/profile.asp?mem...

F.C.

V8 Vum

Original Poster:

3,206 posts

250 months

Tuesday 28th April 2009
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ricola said:
I was very happy with the job Buddy @ Car & Coach did on my Phantom, good prices too. They are based in Coventry (more or less opposite Autobahn) and do a lot of prototype stuff for JLR etc...
There appears to be quite a few trimmers in coventry, so can you help ID the right one?

I am near evesham so coventry is no great shakes. Quality of work is the most important criteria though...

cheers

Keith