Availability of grommet around the air intake pipe

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Postby Dave Eds » Sat 17.03.2007, 22:37

Job done :D


Thanks Dave :smt038
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Postby dapinky » Fri 22.06.2007, 15:48

This is a major grovel and appology to those affected (ie the ex-colonials in the US of A).

I've just found a package in my conservatory containing 7 rubber grommits. :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops:

I have a (very) feeble excuse in that i did have them on the dining room table where i had to do something about them, unfortunately, Angie had a bit of a tidy up a while ago and they ended up in a box with other elan bits in the conservatory. I don't know what was so unreasonable about having lots of car parts on the dining table, but for some reason known only to herself, SWMBO thought it was out of order (has anyone else got such an unreasonable other half, or is it just me? :lol: )

Anyhow, i have got 7 grommits to go to the following people (who probably thought i'd absconded with them):-

Algirdas x 2
Donsladek (paid)
Techlectic
Dave M
Dunnlor (paid)
Mailman 221

What makes it worse is that 2 are already paid for and I've even sat down for a meal with Algirdas since I've had them!

Originally, Andrew (techlectic) offered to host the USA distribution, and i need to ensure this is still okay before i stick them in the post. If not, then I'm sure that a certain lawyer in Colorado may receive a parcel in the post :wink:

As for payment, due to the delay by myself, i would be embarrased to ask you to pay for the international leg of the shipping and will fund that bit myself. I would suggest that the easiest way for you each to get your rubber ring, is to then send whoever gets the parcel a self-addressed envelope. It fits nicely inside a normal C6 envelope (162 x 114mm).

As for payment, well, paypal is easiest for me, and you should have my account details from ages ago :roll:

Algirdas - please do not send me any monies at this stage - due to currency exchange and Paypal fees, it may be better to do a bit of a PX deal on the rear calliper handbrake levers!!!!
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Postby Paul.P » Fri 22.06.2007, 16:00

Dave, from what you've said, it all sounds Angie's fault :evil: , although you officers of the law do have a tendancy to put words in others mouths :? , so perhaps she should pay the postage costs, or perhaps she can compensate you in other ways :wink:
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Postby dapinky » Fri 22.06.2007, 16:14

Paul.P wrote: put ..... in others mouths,,,,,, she should compensate you in other ways :wink:


I hope this was an unfortunate and totaly accidental / coincidental turn of phrase you used here, Paul :wink:
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Postby GeoffSmith » Fri 22.06.2007, 16:28

Dave,

Why don't you get them to me, I get them to Dan, Dan gets them in the coffin with Fubar's mugs, coffin leaves next week, Algirdas gets the coffin and plays postman? :-D

I'll PM you later about payment - there are some dollar debts to settle so don't go getting people exchanging dollars for sterling!

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Postby algirdas » Fri 22.06.2007, 16:52

Dear Dave:

So I see that it is the "uncontrollable-fit-of-house-cleaning-rage-on-the-part-of-the-spouse" excuse at work again.

Consider yourself blessed. For the time being, I only have myself to blame for when I overlook things.

Sincerely,

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Postby dapinky » Fri 22.06.2007, 16:52

Geoff,

I did consider that option, but as there has already been one heck of a delay on these (all caused by Angie, so it seems :twisted: ), and the coffin is going on a leisurely sea cruise, then i thought for £3.35 they could go for a flight instead!!!!!

If i posted them to you it would be a quid anyway, so i can't see much point (unless Al wants his 2 to go that way).

I agree on the cash flow though, .SO DONT ANYONE SEND ME ANYTHING(apparently i don't need the cash stirling :roll: )
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Postby GeoffSmith » Fri 22.06.2007, 17:32

Dave,

As I'm going to Bath to drop the women off shopping while I go to Stonehenge for Algirdas' seats, I was going to offer to pick them up on the way back. For that price though, I'll let Angie do her penance and wrap them up fo you! :wink:

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Postby Elanlover » Fri 22.06.2007, 18:06

Dave, if anyone decides they don't want their grommet or doesn't cough up the cash I'd be only too happy to take on off your hands.

Geoff (and only because you mentioned it) I LOVE Bath! Visited some relatives of the missus in the West Midlands last year then drove to Wales, Bath and Stonehenge on the way to London. I'd have to say that my favourite places were Tenby and Bath.
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Postby techlectic » Sat 23.06.2007, 00:07

I'll have to decline my offer of redistribution stateside as I have to move in the next 8 days but I don't yet have a new address.

I do still want my grommet, and as soon as I find your Paypal info and the price, I'll get a payment off.

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Postby dapinky » Thu 05.07.2007, 18:59

The USA contingent are now safely accross the pond (Don Sladek has received them and will play postman over there!)

Blair & Jack

There are no actual 'spare' ones in the order, but if anyone doesn't want theirs, then they are over there anyway, and yours for the price of a stamp.

I'm leaving all the US distribution to Don (Thanks for the offer - keeps it simple for me) and he will be sorting it out as and when he can. If there's any problem with that, blame me, not him :-D .
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Postby dunnlor » Mon 09.07.2007, 23:00

Dave & Don,

Received mine today.

Thank you,

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Postby theelanman » Thu 06.09.2007, 21:13

mmmmm
this looks familiar.......dont know if it the same size but it might be ...

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Lotus-Elan-S1-S2- ... dZViewItem

:-D :-D :-D
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Postby Dave Eds » Thu 06.09.2007, 21:21

Gareth

Our air intake grommet is also same/similar to Esprit fuel tank fillier neck. From his Ebay name I guess he's an Esprit owner or former owner,

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Postby Elanlover » Thu 06.09.2007, 21:31

theelanman wrote:mmmmm
this looks familiar.......dont know if it the same size but it might be ...

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Lotus-Elan-S1-S2- ... dZViewItem

:-D :-D :-D


Hmm....this looks exactly like the intake "replacement" grommet that SJ sold to us. :smt017 Well, at least we know where it came from - and its a Lotus part too. :-D
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Postby dapinky » Thu 06.09.2007, 22:06

WTF - Five quid to post it - he's havin a giraffe!!

(either that, or you lot owe me a bucket full of cash :-D )
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Postby theelanman » Fri 07.09.2007, 01:05

dapinky wrote:WTF - Five quid to post it - he's havin a giraffe!!

(either that, or you lot owe me a bucket full of cash :-D )
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