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Post by Toomanytoys Fri Jun 21 2019, 16:04

Hi folks I am absolutely desperate to get my Lucas sr4 magneto rebuilt/reconditioned. I have exhausted all my contacts, google and vintage magazine adverts but everybody is very busy.
Can anyone recommend anybody??
Fingers crossed, cheers

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Post by cranium Fri Jun 21 2019, 21:35

Try: Martin Dry at Vintage Magnetos, Bristol. Worked for Lucas as magneto specialist.
Tel Bristol 01179675225 or <andrew.dry@blueyonder.co.uk>

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Post by dreamweaver123 Fri Jun 28 2019, 16:22

There’s Matt at Old Iron, Hailsham,did a fine refurb of my Hill Brothers mag for my Crossley,he is on FB if you want to contact him.

Good luck.

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Post by Dave Lacey Thu Aug 15 2019, 22:01

Another vote for Martin in Bristol. Absolutely top guy. Turned mine around in less than 48hrs!

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