Aircon kits and other useful gear

[lpriestland]

NF Auto Developments, primarily make Ferrari P4 replicas but they also do a useful side line in kit packages that they use themselves. For instance, Myself and Dave Hodkin bought their Aircon heater matrix, etc which is a well packaged and thought out unit.

Redlands, Lindridge Lane
Staplehurst
Kent
TN12 0JJ
United Kingdom

+44 (0)1580 891309, fax 893733

Their webiste http://www.nfauto.co.uk contains all the info you'll need. I've just refreshed my memory of their site and the components are listed under CBS - Car Builder Solutions.

They were reasonably priced and are also happy to undertake engineering work.

[CorseChris]

I'd be happy to endorse this one. Neil was very helpful when I was looking for some parts for my aircon system (amongst other things)

He also does 'flocking' (stop tittering in the back...) which might be of interest for dash or door trim panels....

[CorseChris]

Following on from Lee's thread, I found 4 Seasons recently http://www.vrs.co.uk/

Their website is a wee bit awkward, but if you work your way to here http://www.4s-europe.com/main_catalogue.asp you can download some PDF catalogues for specific and generic parts. They do mail-order on this number... 01932 779777 but it's a trade place so don't expect too much in the way of advice :(

Quick service but I did have a minor blip on one order which they sorted out quickly enough. :)

[CorseChris]

Still on the A/C thread, anyone looking for a keen and helpful automotive A/C specialist could do worse than try John at Auto Aircon (UK) Ltd, Unit 14, Howard Road, Park Farm Industrial Estate, Redditch, Worcs, B98 7SE, UK. 01527 520520

I had John crimp up the fittings on the hoses I assembled and he came out last weekend to commission the system on my Corse. He does custom installs as well as production car stuff (although prefers to do installs over winter...). He recently did an A/C system for a GT40 replica so is used to mid-engine layouts with no cabin space :)