Period key fobs?
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Re: Period key fobs?
Made by "CUD", same manufactures as original Downton ones. They also made the "Alexander" gear knobs.
Great little company offering superb products, sadly no longer with us.
Great little company offering superb products, sadly no longer with us.
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I bought this a little while ago, to go in my next project.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/260841443426
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/260841443426
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Good price, if you compare it, you had it for half the price,tjw89 wrote:I bought this a little while ago, to go in my next project.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/260841443426
of what this one, (which is missing its chain)
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-colle ... 8642819086
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Both the versions below are Downton fobs, the one with the printed address is very early, it has a Rolls Royce logo on the front. The second type was from 1962 ish to the bitter end.
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Great pictures Marc, thanks.
DOWNTON Mini is what I like a lot.
Collecting 60th wooden steeringwheels.
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mk1 wrote: Both the versions below are Downton fobs, the one with the printed address is very early, it has a Rolls Royce logo on the front. The second type was from 1962 ish to the bitter end.
Cool , love the phone no, on the top one
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It's a crazy E-Bay world!
Woaw some price, I am happy that my search is over.
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I used to have a wood and picket one like on page 3... cant remember which car it got sold with though unless i do still have it somewhere!?
ive been on the lookout for a nice one for the 1300... although ill prob just go for a repro and rough it up a bit! ha!
ive been on the lookout for a nice one for the 1300... although ill prob just go for a repro and rough it up a bit! ha!
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tedmcedd wrote:
I used to have a wood and picket one like on page 3...
cant remember which car it got sold with though unless i do still have it somewhere!?
Did you have "The car" to go with it ? or key fob only ?
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Just the fob... lol!JC T ONE wrote:tedmcedd wrote:
I used to have a wood and picket one like on page 3...
cant remember which car it got sold with though unless i do still have it somewhere!?
Did you have "The car" to go with it ? or key fob only ?
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Well, I almost missed my car it was only by chance/pure luck, I got to own it.tedmcedd wrote:
Just the fob... lol!
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Here's mine - if you can read it. Not particularly special or rare but Morris Garages (MG) did sell a LOT of cars!
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NICE LEATHER RILEY,FROM SOUTH SCOTLAND THOMAS CORRIE LTD,DUMFRIES, ANNAN, CASTLE DOUGLAS.served my time with this group in the early 70,s
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I thought the "FS" on Mini keys meant "Full Service" i.e. a key with FS on it would open any Mini door lock. Any key seems to work on my cars
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In my university days I started an MGB, Vauxhall Victor and 'grey' Ferguson tractor all with my mini key. The fergy had the best handling and performance of the three.
I should add that I didn't go to uni in the '60s, they were all well and truly 'classics' by that stage. I'm not sure why the contractors still had the old fergy though. Either way, they shouldn't have left it parked there at that time of night...
Tim
I should add that I didn't go to uni in the '60s, they were all well and truly 'classics' by that stage. I'm not sure why the contractors still had the old fergy though. Either way, they shouldn't have left it parked there at that time of night...
Tim
1951 Morris Commercial J Type Van
1955 BSA C11G
1961 Morris Mini Traveller
1969 Triumph TR6R
1977 Leyland Moke Californian
1955 BSA C11G
1961 Morris Mini Traveller
1969 Triumph TR6R
1977 Leyland Moke Californian