Thermal silver screens, Talbot express

[John Jones]

Do you still have the screens for sale please

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Hi Kimbowbill,

I've got a set of Silver Screens for sale if you are interested. Designed to fit the Talbot Express with the elephant ear type mirrors. We bought them new but never used them. Sorry no photos of them but see my avatar, Talbot Express just like yours. I'm looking for £50 GBP. If you are interested send me a pm.
Thanks, Dave. ( Randonneur ).

 

[Coyspurs]

Hi Kimbowbill,

I've got a set of Silver Screens for sale if you are interested. Designed to fit the Talbot Express with the elephant ear type mirrors. We bought them new but never used them. Sorry no photos of them but see my avatar, Talbot Express just like yours. I'm looking for £50 GBP. If you are interested send me a pm.
Thanks, Dave. ( Randonneur ).

Hi Dave

If you still have the above screens I would like them can you get in touch to my email mcork54@googlemail.com

Thanks Mike

 

[Randonneur]

Hello all,

Thanks for your enquiries re:- the silver screens.

They were sold after the original postings on this thread so are no longer available, sorry!

 

[Le Foot]

Hi Dave

If you still have the above screens I would like them can you get in touch to my email mcork54@googlemail.com

Thanks Mike

Hi Mike,
If you are still looking for screens, why dont you consider making them yourself. You can readily buy the silver padded fabric by the meter.
I did mine,...made a paper template for each window, cut them out, then firstly stuck, but then sewed the edges with silver 'elephant tape'.
I bought the suckers from a company called 'Taylor Made' for 'coppers' ( they also do make screens for all cabs if you dont fancy making them yourself).
I think that total cost for my screens about 4 years ago was £18.

Good Luck.......Jackie:idea:

 

[Coyspurs]

Hi Mike,
If you are still looking for screens, why dont you consider making them yourself. You can readily buy the silver padded fabric by the meter.
I did mine,...made a paper template for each window, cut them out, then firstly stuck, but then sewed the edges with silver 'elephant tape'.
I bought the suckers from a company called 'Taylor Made' for 'coppers' ( they also do make screens for all cabs if you dont fancy making them yourself).
I think that total cost for my screens about 4 years ago was £18.

Good Luck.......Jackie:idea:

Hi Jackie

Thanks for the message. I was looking at making them before these others came up. Can you tell me where you bought the padded fabric from or what is was called?

Thanks again

Mike

 

[Rockerboots]

Hi Mike,
i think i might still have a set of these screens, they were used on my Fiat Ducato of the same period with the truck mirrors and believe them to fit the Talbot too.
I`ll have a look later & get back to you with condition and price.
They were made by Silver Screens so made properly & fitted well. I`ve attatched a pic to confirm they are the type you`re after.

Andy


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[Coyspurs]

Hi Rockerboots

Yes very interested in the screens, not quite as mine, will have to put a couple of cut outs in for the mirrors I have the concertina type.

If you can let me know price and postage to Kent, I will get a payment to you (if the price is right)

Many thanks

Mike

 

[Rockerboots]

Hi Mike,
i still have the screens & just checked them and they are in v good condition, just need a wipe over as the windscreen blades left their marks.

I`m looking at £40 inclusive of the p&p so if you`re still interested you can email me a.cowan777@btinternet.com and we can sort out the details from there.


Cheers Andy

 

[Le Foot]

Hi Jackie

Thanks for the message. I was looking at making them before these others came up. Can you tell me where you bought the padded fabric from or what is was called?

Thanks again

Mike

Hi Mike, I bought the fabric from one of the outdoor motorhome shows that run through the summer, there were a couple of stalls selling it. Dont think it has a particular name other than 'thermal silver screen fabric' maybe. Looks as if you might be fixed up now, but if you need any further help, just ask.
Just realised they are external screens you are looking at...we use the internal ones when 'wilding', then if we do feel we need to move on a bit 'sharp', we don't have to get out in the face of potential danger to take them off...we have external ones for when we are on rallies or on a site.
Jackie