GLUE BRUSH GUN 1962-67 MKI Flutes in this model normally

Flutes in this model normally seen in cars produced after 1962 are created through stitching whereas later models used the welded faces on the seats with a narrower flute design as production became more automated

It was also used on the Triumph Spitfire 1500 seat covers of this period and is available in black & white

Original seats can be dropped off at our factory or we can arrange collection from most mainland UK addresses

As a matter of interest Series II Travellers of the 1954-56 period did not have the wheel arch covers

and it required these panels to lay on the floor of this panel so that the soft dash tray liner didn't fall through if a heavy object was placed on it

GLUE BRUSH GUN 1962-67 MKI Flutes in this model normallyThese small hand held pump glue guns are ideal for all kinds of trimming or interior repairs, and is an essential piece of equipment for many jobs such as headlining fitting. In fact for any tasks requiring the application of contact adhesive neatly and quickly, there is nothing to beat them! Of patented Dutch manufacture, the body of the gun is enamelled brass, while the brushes are nylon with a brass and alloy threaded ferrule to attach and detach