Stainless Steel Door sill plates

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Re: Stainless Steel Door sill plates

Postby wayne » Sat 23.03.2013, 18:13

I have started to prepare the parts for shipment and will conferm postage costs and payment details tomorrow. I have had to be a little creative with packaging. If you see a rather large Tolberone in your mail box. Check the contents before consuming it!!

I have prepared a couple of packages for uk delivery. JohnB (and George ie 2 sets), Sandra as she was one of the first to sign up and has sent a shipping address. Plus Tilsonic. As I need to get a correct postage amount for any additional US buyers. plus maybe it will help keep costs down if UK buyers want to get together and want more than 1 set shipped to 1 address.

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Pinky has kindly offered to accept a trial DHL shipment for a few sets that providing I can get them delivered via employee prices will arrive in a couple of days. Not as cheap as regular post but a hell of alot faster and safer. Although I am personally happy with the parts. I would stil like other peoples oppinions (and critisism. before I offer to order any more).

I am willing to place another order for more parts but before I do it I would like to have a few other people look at the parts and see if the quality of the parts are acceptable to them. Or maybe find something that could be improved?

Regards

Wayne


Current Polished ones

1. JohnB
2. georgeguthrie
3. Steve A
4. maz_r
5. Ladythorpe2
6. Epipete
7. TB10
8. Jeemy
9. daveiow
10. stuartm
11. alan e
12. DLaveB
13. Cliff
14. paulsmithmk
15. GUK
16. tilsonic
17. Lansledj
18. hodge
19. M100Sandra
20.


FUTURE order - Brushed ones

1. Pinky
2. DaveB
3. Steve M
4. TB10
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.

FUTURE order - Polished ones

1. Wayne
2. Brit-Car-Nut (moved to afford earlier subscribers first shot)
3. Brit-Car-Nut (moved to afford earlier subscribers first shot)
4. TrevorB
5. TB10
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
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Re: Stainless Steel Door sill plates

Postby Rusty Wishbone » Sat 23.03.2013, 22:07

Name added.

If only I could get my list for hoops to fill up this quickly!

Current Polished ones

1. JohnB
2. georgeguthrie
3. Steve A
4. maz_r
5. Ladythorpe2
6. Epipete
7. TB10
8. Jeemy
9. daveiow
10. stuartm
11. alan e
12. DLaveB
13. Cliff
14. paulsmithmk
15. GUK
16. tilsonic
17. Lansledj
18. hodge
19. M100Sandra
20.


FUTURE order - Brushed ones

1. Pinky
2. DaveB
3. Steve M
4. TB10
5. Rusty Wishbone
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.

FUTURE order - Polished ones

1. Wayne
2. Brit-Car-Nut (moved to afford earlier subscribers first shot)
3. Brit-Car-Nut (moved to afford earlier subscribers first shot)
4. TrevorB
5. TB10
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
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Re: Stainless Steel Door sill plates

Postby wayne » Wed 27.03.2013, 23:00

Just to add a quick update... I've posted several sets out and I am waiting untill they arrive before I send out any more so as I can get more feedback as to what other people think about them.

Personally. Other than it not having the double sided tape atached. I am very happy with the part.....

Currently 12 sets sent out and am awaiting replys. Providing there are no problems with the sent sets I will be willing to re order.

Many thanks to everyone tat has waited months for me to provide this part.

Wayne




Current Polished ones

1. JohnB. Sent
2. georgeguthrie sent
3. Steve A
4. maz_r
5. Ladythorpe2 Sent
6. Epipete
7. TB10
8. Jeemy
9. daveiow
10. stuartm
11. alan e
12. DLaveB
13. Cliff
14. paulsmithmk
15. GUK
16. tilsonic Sent17. Lansledj
18. hodge
19. M100Sandra Sent
20. PDH


FUTURE order - Brushed ones

1. Pinky
2. DaveB
3. Steve M
4. TB10
5. Rusty Wishbone
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.

FUTURE order - Polished ones

1. Wayne
2. Brit-Car-Nut (moved to afford earlier subscribers first shot)
3. Brit-Car-Nut (moved to afford earlier subscribers first shot)
4. TrevorB
5. TB10
6. Nicowalker1
7.
8.
9.
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Re: Stainless Steel Door sill plates

Postby hatters » Wed 27.03.2013, 23:30

wayne wrote:Just to add a quick update... I've posted several sets out and I am waiting untill they arrive before I send out any more so as I can get more feedback as to what other people think about them.

Personally. Other than it not having the double sided tape atached. I am very happy with the part.....

Currently 12 sets sent out and am awaiting replys. Providing there are no problems with the sent sets I will be willing to re order.

Many thanks to everyone tat has waited months for me to provide this part.

Wayne




Current Polished ones

1. JohnB. Sent
2. georgeguthrie sent
3. Steve A
4. maz_r
5. Ladythorpe2 Sent
6. Epipete
7. TB10
8. Jeemy
9. daveiow
10. stuartm
11. alan e
12. DLaveB
13. Cliff
14. paulsmithmk
15. GUK
16. tilsonic Sent17. Lansledj
18. hodge
19. M100Sandra Sent
20. PDH


FUTURE order - Brushed ones

1. Pinky
2. DaveB
3. Steve M
4. TB10
5. Rusty Wishbone
6. hatters
7.
8.
9.
10.

FUTURE order - Polished ones

1. Wayne
2. Brit-Car-Nut (moved to afford earlier subscribers first shot)
3. Brit-Car-Nut (moved to afford earlier subscribers first shot)
4. TrevorB
5. TB10
6. Nicowalker1
7.
8.
9.
10.
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Re: Stainless Steel Door sill plates

Postby dapinky » Thu 28.03.2013, 19:58

Okay, I have now got 8 pairs of pollished plates (and one sample of the brushed one) which arrived this morning from Wayne :D

I've looked at them, and actually think their better than the sets we had (in alluminium) a few years ago - the quality is very good (only my opinion, but there you go!)

Hopefully I'll take a picture tomorrow next to the ones fitted on my red car, so you can see the difference.


This parcel was sent to me as a bit of a 'trial' to see if we could get them into the UK without paying duty, and to minimise international postage - and associated risk of loss/damage.

Good news is that they got delivered by parcelforce without a bill from HMC&E, bad news is that I've got to do something with them!!!!

As such, and whilst I appreciate that there are lists of people who have been waiting a while, i intend to supply those who are going to Donington with a 'personal delivery service' - starting with the first list (does that make sence?)...

As such. i have compared the lists of those wanting these plates against those going to Donington, and have got a bit of a plan.......

If you can't wait until then, I'll post them on to you, but there will be additional costs (there is already a bit of a cost for the international leg of the postage)....

I'm happy to take cash on delivery, and for those who arent going to be there, then we can sort out the payment in due course - my first concern is to see Wayne get his money back, so I will pay him up front, and hold the 'debt' pending delivery.

The final price is (AFAIK) £15 a pair manufacturing cost, £4 pair international delivery (as far as my doorstep), and I will ascertain the internal postage if needed for this batch.

Now, I'm a great believer in that we all pay the same (as far as is reasonably possible), and who knows how much a future delivery to the UK will cost (it will depend on weights etc at the time).....

As such, would anyone object if we were to call it £25 a pair to your hand, and whatever it costs on top for internal postage?????

This WILL give a surplus of cash at this stage, but that can be used towards any increased costs for the next batch - after all, why should someone save a couple of quid over someone else (who were on the same list) due to the vagaries of the postage system.

Any excess money at the end of the project will NOT go into 'Pinkys beer fund' - unless you insist :drunk: - but will go into the LEC coffers for the benefit of all of us.


Assuming this to be satisfactory, I'm looking at the list and suggest the following....

Current Polished ones

1. JohnB. Sent
2. georgeguthrie sent
3. Steve A LEC courier to Donington
4. maz_r LEC courier to Donington
5. Ladythorpe2 Sent
6. Epipete LEC courier to Donington
7. TB10
8. Jeemy
9. daveiow
10. stuartm
11. alan e LEC courier to Donington
12. DLaveB
13. Cliff
14. paulsmithmk LEC courier to Donington
15. GUK LEC courier to Donington
16. tilsonic Sent
17. Lansledj LEC courier to Donington
18. hodge
19. M100Sandra Sent
20. PDH


FUTURE order - Brushed ones

1. Pinky
2. DaveB
3. Steve M
4. TB10
5. Rusty Wishbone
6. hatters
7.
8.
9.
10.

FUTURE order - Polished ones

1. Wayne
2. Brit-Car-Nut (moved to afford earlier subscribers first shot)
3. Brit-Car-Nut (moved to afford earlier subscribers first shot)
4. TrevorB
5. TB10
6. Nicowalker1
7.
8.
9.
10.

Now, the observant amongst you will see that the above uses up 7 of the 8 sets i have, so i can either post one out (unless anyone else is going to Donny that I have missed out), or let someone else have it at Donny..... Personally, I'd rather it went out than sat here, but not bothered where it goes,

I will also have the 'brushed' sample with me so you can view it if you want to - but i think its fine, so want a pair for myself anyway :D :D

Anyway - all of this is only suggestion at this stage - what do YOU think?
Dave

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Re: Stainless Steel Door sill plates

Postby daveiow » Thu 28.03.2013, 22:55

Dave
I think your solution to the distribution issue is spot on. :D
Happy to pay £25 + whatever UK p&p for the spare one at the moment or wait for the next batch.(do NOT want to appear pushy)
Really hoped to get to Donny but its a 400 mile round trip for me just over two weeks before Ypres so common sense must prevail and I will have to pass this year.

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Re: Stainless Steel Door sill plates

Postby Jeemy » Thu 28.03.2013, 23:12

£25 fine by me. just do them in order so tb10 is next in line?
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Re: Stainless Steel Door sill plates

Postby Rice crispy » Thu 28.03.2013, 23:32

Fine by me happy to pay and collect at Donington
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Re: Stainless Steel Door sill plates

Postby Steve A » Thu 28.03.2013, 23:51

:agree:
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Re: Stainless Steel Door sill plates

Postby dapinky » Fri 29.03.2013, 00:03

as there seems to be a general consensus, i will also include some double-sided sticky tape in the price - i have had a look and reckon that something like this is the stuff we need.

If i get a few rolls i can stick it onto the back of the strips and trim it so fitting will be a simple job of peeling off the backing and dropping into the right place.

If you don't want the sticky stuff - just let me know, but if we all end up buying a roll of suff for this job there will be loads of half-rolls in garages throughout the country, so it makes sence to me to get it in one hit....


....more work for me, but never mind - nowt else to do :roll:
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Re: Stainless Steel Door sill plates

Postby paulsmithmk » Fri 29.03.2013, 00:05

not wanting to push you but when can I get mine!!!!
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Re: Stainless Steel Door sill plates

Postby Steve A » Fri 29.03.2013, 00:19

as there seems to be a general consensus, i will also include some double-sided sticky tape in the price - i have had a look and reckon that something like this is the stuff we need.

If i get a few rolls i can stick it onto the back of the strips and trim it so fitting will be a simple job of peeling off the backing and dropping into the right place.

If you don't want the sticky stuff - just let me know, but if we all end up buying a roll of suff for this job there will be loads of half-rolls in garages throughout the country, so it makes sence to me to get it in one hit....


....more work for me, but never mind - nowt else to do


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Re: Stainless Steel Door sill plates

Postby dapinky » Fri 29.03.2013, 11:34

paulsmithmk wrote:not wanting to push you but when can I get mine!!!!



At Donington - I'll be there from Friday afternoon until Sunday :wink:
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Re: Stainless Steel Door sill plates

Postby maz_r » Fri 29.03.2013, 12:12

£25 is fine by me too.

Tape is optional, since I think I've got the aforementioned half-a-roll in the garage (somewhere)...but to save me finding it, I wouldn't say no if the plates just happened to have some already affixed :)

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Re: Stainless Steel Door sill plates

Postby hodge » Fri 29.03.2013, 12:17

I'm hoping to get to Donny at some point, not sure where this is with all the various lists but if one is available could pick up then.
Otherwise I guess it's put name on list for next batch?
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Re: Stainless Steel Door sill plates

Postby TrevorB » Fri 29.03.2013, 13:46

I'm on the 'future order' list but am very happy with the £25. Still not decided whether I will be at Donington but hope to be.
So happy to pay cash up front or await next delivery. I could give you delivery details at Donington. Do you offer bank
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Re: Stainless Steel Door sill plates

Postby Nobby » Fri 29.03.2013, 14:23

Current Polished ones

1. JohnB. Sent
2. georgeguthrie sent
3. Steve A LEC courier to Donington
4. maz_r LEC courier to Donington
5. Ladythorpe2 Sent
6. Epipete LEC courier to Donington
7. TB10
8. Jeemy
9. daveiow
10. stuartm
11. alan e LEC courier to Donington
12. DLaveB
13. Cliff
14. paulsmithmk LEC courier to Donington
15. GUK LEC courier to Donington
16. tilsonic Sent
17. Lansledj LEC courier to Donington
18. hodge
19. M100Sandra Sent
20. PDH


FUTURE order - Brushed ones

1. Pinky
2. DaveB
3. Steve M
4. TB10
5. Rusty Wishbone
6. hatters
7.
8.
9.
10.

FUTURE order - Polished ones

1. Wayne
2. Brit-Car-Nut (moved to afford earlier subscribers first shot)
3. Brit-Car-Nut (moved to afford earlier subscribers first shot)
4. TrevorB
5. TB10
6. Nicowalker1
7. Nobby
8.
9.
10.

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Re: Stainless Steel Door sill plates

Postby dapinky » Fri 29.03.2013, 16:20

Hi all,

Whilst I take no credit for getting this project sorted - all down to Wayne, with help from others - I'm just the poor sap stuck with playing postman pat, and collecting money. :shock:

There is a bit of a moral dillema here, as I feel (as agreed by Wayne, that those who have been waiting the longest, get them first) To that end, and with reference to both the list at the top of page 5 of this thread, and the one produced here, I will try and get a 'definative' list sorted so that people get them in a reasonable order.

That said, I would prefer to deliver to Donington to those who will be there, wherever they were on whichever list (within reason - any new arrivals WILL have to wait until the next lot are made - even if they live next door to me!!!!), as it is unlikely that the new order will be made and delivered before that date - but we can hope.

Wayne still has a few more sets in Bahrain, and now we know that the delivery system seems to work, he will send them on to me next week. Once they arrive, and I've checked them to be okay, I'll update the list accordingly.

Once all of the Donington attendees are sorted, I'll post (if any) surplus out in the appropriate order.

If you are taking delivery by hand, then B-of-E notes are acceptable (or even Sweaty ones, I suppose :D ) - for any that will be delivered, I'll take EBT, cheque or as a last resort, PayPal.

For any that are to go out of the UK, we'll sort something suitable out.

With that in mind, to save me any extra grief, can I ask that anyone outside of the UK can please indicate which country they need to go to - it may be better to send one parcel, or seperate ones - I'll have to look into it. For those in USofA, I'm off to Florida in June, so if you can wait a bit longer, I can do a US postal delivery, if you think it's worthwhile :?

Cliff - are you currently UK or Germany? - my stepson is here on leave at the moment and returning to Germany on 14th by car, so can post yours over there if that works out better for you?

Polished ones

1. JohnB. Sent
2. georgeguthrie sent
3. Steve A LEC courier to Donington
4. maz_r LEC courier to Donington
5. Ladythorpe2 Sent
6. Epipete LEC courier to Donington
7. TB10
8. Jeemy
9. daveiow
10. stuartm
11. alan e LEC courier to Donington
12. DLaveB
13. Cliff
14. paulsmithmk LEC courier to Donington
15. GUK LEC courier to Donington
16. tilsonic Sent
17. Lansledj LEC courier to Donington
18. hodge
19. M100Sandra Sent
20. PDH
21. Wayne
22. Brit-Car-Nut
23. Brit-Car-Nut
24. TrevorB
25. TB10
26. Nicowalker1
27. Nobby
28. PD Fuller

FUTURE order - Brushed ones

1. Pinky
2. DaveB
3. Steve M
4. TB10
5. Rusty Wishbone
6. hatters
7.
8.
9.
10.
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Re: Stainless Steel Door sill plates

Postby cliff » Fri 29.03.2013, 16:32

dapinky wrote:
Cliff - are you currently UK or Germany? - my stepson is here on leave at the moment and returning to Germany on 14th by car, so can post yours over there if that works out better for you?



Hi Dave,

I am in the UK at the moment, I will pm my address.

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Re: Stainless Steel Door sill plates

Postby alan e » Fri 29.03.2013, 17:29

I am happy with £25 i will have it with me when we meet at donington and yes please to the tape. Thanks to the both of you
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