Chislehurst to Aberdeenshire Rear Quarter Hillman Imp

Lovel · 18th October 2016, 13:05

Trying to establish options to transport an extremely rare factory rear wing for a Hillman imp from Chislehurst to Aberdeenshire.

Not purchased yet but checking on options. The seller is reluctant to use a courier and has requested local pick up.

Hoping to avoid travelling the 577 miles each way.

I don't care how long it takes as I have been working on restoring on our family car for the last 2 or 3 years now, as long as it start its journey north, it can be in stages.

Atcchus · 19th October 2016, 11:43

How big is it ? How much it weight ? My friend lives near Hornchurch , I can ask him if he's traveling north any time in near future. He was here last month .

Lovel · 19th October 2016, 15:04

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Originally Posted by Atcchus

How big is it ? How much it weight ? My friend lives near Hornchurch , I can ask him if he's traveling north any time in near future. He was here last month .

Its smaller than a lot of modern day stuff, the IMP was tiny in relative terms compared to todays machinery.

Its 1,450mm x 650mm x 150mm deep, at the max it would be 5kg

Old money 57"x 25" x 6", 15lbs

Atcchus · 19th October 2016, 15:36

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Originally Posted by Lovel

Its smaller than a lot of modern day stuff, the IMP was tiny in relative terms compared to todays machinery.

Its 1,450mm x 650mm x 150mm deep, at the max it would be 5kg

Old money 57"x 25" x 6", 15lbs

Thanks I will give him a call today evening and find out is he making journey north .

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