Furflex:Tac-On
John Skinner (Manufacturing)
£6.5
A basic draught excluder used on the early 1940s and 1950s models which is simply tacked onto interiore trim panels to close air gaps. More decorative than partical when compared to the future variations that were introducted. Furflex Tac On: 8mm rubber piping core. Approximately 15mm diameter, with a 20mm flange tail. Available in 14 shades. Commonly used on early cars from the 1940s and 1950s around the A and B Post Panels. The Triumph TR3As, Austin Healey 100-4s, and Jaguar XK120, MK2, S Type, 420 and Daimler V8 models used this in various areas of the car. Later models switched to the Snap
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