MatraSport Forum
General Matra related => Marketplace => Topic started by: Jon Weywadt on October 20, 2009, 09:05:42 pm
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Does any of you have a spare boot for the gear shifter for sale? It needs to be dark brown and in better condition than mine, i.e. no holes. (photo)
Also, does anyone have a spare (or know where a suitable replacement can be gotten) rubber boot for the bottom of the shifter for sale? (photo)
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Hey Jon
My car didn't have one boot when i got it. I Bought one in T.Hansen .
It fit ok for me.
http://www.thansen.dk/product.asp?c=3101488336&n=1199147568&pn=1223681530
Kim
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Hey Jon
In the spring, I had the same problem as you, even worse. I could'nt get it from Simons, so I had to resque the old rubber. I took an old bicycle tube (from a MTB), fitted it, and glued it all together.
It all works fine.
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Hey Jon
In the spring, I had the same problem as you, even worse. I could'nt get it from Simons, so I had to resque the old rubber. I took an old bicycle tube (from a MTB), fitted it, and glued it all together.
It all works fine.
I think Jesper did that too to his, so I will give it a try. :)
I had originally superglued it together and then coated it with latex. Unfortunately the latex was not resistant to grese or silicone, so it came apart and turned sticky. >:(
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Hey Jon
My car didn't have one boot when i got it. I Bought one in T.Hansen .
It fit ok for me.
http://www.thansen.dk/product.asp?c=3101488336&n=1199147568&pn=1223681530
Kim
It looks nice, leather too. But I want mine in dark brown. Do you know if T-Hansen has them in brown?
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No i have only seen it in black and one i red/black
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Forgot the link and picture:
http://www.thansen.dk/product.asp?c=3102737646&n=1199147568&pn=1707786554
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Hey Jon
In the spring, I had the same problem as you, even worse. I could'nt get it from Simons, so I had to resque the old rubber. I took an old bicycle tube (from a MTB), fitted it, and glued it all together.
It all works fine.
Hi Jeko.
I did not have any hose rubber to use for a fix, so I went an bought an innertube for a motorcycle. When I cut it to make the fix it struck me that thee fast and easy solution was to use a piece of the hose itself.
The diameter of my hose fit nearly perfect over the ring that holds the original boot. I stuck the piece of hose over the pipe, assembled the linkage and pulled the hose over the ring. Then I fastened it there with a strip and rolled up the excess around the pipe and secured it with another strip.
Not pretty, but it will do the job until I get the boot repaired. :D