Indian Parts

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The Indian subcontinent has always been a haven for old British cars =97 t=
hey
have only recently ceased production on Farina bodied Cambridge style Aust=
ins
(although dubbed the 'Hindustan', rather than Cambridge), for instance.
As labour is relatively cheap, the parts made for these cars are exported =
to
the rest of the world. Sometimes there is variable quality, but often the
quality is quite good. Where do you think replacement 'Dunlop' wire wheels
come from, for instance?


Bill S.