No problem at all. Rimmer is a good solid company, who respond quickly to
orders. My orders always arrive within two weeks and shipping is very
reasonable. Customs is not a problem, in fact you don't even know that they
are involved, if they are. Rimmer has my credit card on record and
therefor I simply order with my customer number online with no problem.
D. Brown
TR4
Stag
-----Original Message-----
From: Jim Faulkner <jrf@lanl.gov>
To: triumphs@autox.team.net <triumphs@autox.team.net>
Date: Wednesday, October 29, 1997 11:14 PM
Subject: Wire Wheel parts/Performance parts
>1) I am interested in building a set of "custom" wire wheels, and am
>looking for an economical source for parts.((stainless spokes, etc (I've
>successfully fixed/trued these things before, so I'm WELL aware of what a
>pain-in-the-a** it is. TIA for all the warnings!)).
>
>I know Moss, etc, sell this stuff, but they want around $3.00 ea for the
>spokes. This equals over $200/wheel and makes my little project not
>feasible. I'm hoping someone out there knows of a distributor, maybe even
>the folks who sell to Moss.
>
>2) I'm also interested in other sources besides Moss, et.al, who sell good
>quality, fairly priced performance parts for TR's (My 6, my brother's 4A).
>
>3) Rimmer Bros were represented at Triumphest, but their display had been
>held up in our customs, so they were without any catalogs or merchandise.
>They did put me on their mailing list, and yesterday I received a customer
>card w/customer number, and the promise of catalogs to follow. Have any of
>you in the US ordered from them, and is it a real hassle to deal with the
>shipping, customs, etc.?
>
>TIA
>
>Jim Faulkner
>Los Alamos, NM
>'72 TR-6
>'65 TR-4
>
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