1800S Grill Seal

tdz840 · Apr 9th, 2007, 17:56

Hi All
Happy Easter!
I need to renew the seal that goes between the grill and bodywork on the 1800.
Is this a standard product or specific to the 1800?
When are CVi opening in 2007 - wish I had as long as a break as they do!
Finally why is it that suppliers do not list prices, the only ones on the web that have a fairly comprehensive list is GCP but their price list only lists a very few items. Each time I look for an item it isnt there (grill seal point in question!
Cheers
Russ

B20F · Apr 9th, 2007, 20:31

Try Scandcar in the Netherlands, they list their articles in €'s. If you want/need you can call them, they speak English. Just click on your national colours on the right top side from the middle of the site to get the information in English

Peter
'73ES
http://www.scandcar.com/

Andrew (UK) · Apr 9th, 2007, 22:44

I know it is nice to get the prices on the web and I hate the telephone but there are some very friendly and knowledgeable suppliers here in the UK. If GCP sells it then your local Volvo dealer should be able to get it if you give them the part number. I find the non-UK web sites to be useful as reference but by the time you have added the delivery and VAT (which is normally higher than in the UK) then the UK suppliers are normally competitive. Add to that the shorter delivery times and being able to discuss things then I normally order from the UK even if it does mean calling up on the phone.
If that wasn't enough persuasion just consider that even if it costs a little more then investing in the local suppliers may actually be a good idea if it helps keep them in business and they in turn help keep more of these cars running in this country.

amazondean · Apr 10th, 2007, 16:36

Good point!!

volvo4all · Apr 10th, 2007, 23:16

Hi.

The seal has part nr : 13319 and costs £4 at cvi.

Apr 9th, 2007, 17:56	#1
tdz840 VOC Member Last Online: Dec 14th, 2023 11:57 Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: fareham	1800S Grill Seal Hi All Happy Easter! I need to renew the seal that goes between the grill and bodywork on the 1800. Is this a standard product or specific to the 1800? When are CVi opening in 2007 - wish I had as long as a break as they do! Finally why is it that suppliers do not list prices, the only ones on the web that have a fairly comprehensive list is GCP but their price list only lists a very few items. Each time I look for an item it isnt there (grill seal point in question! Cheers Russ

Apr 10th, 2007, 16:36	#4
amazondean amazondean Last Online: Apr 25th, 2024 19:27 Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Nettleton Market Rasen	Good point!! __________________ There are only two things in life that is easy. One's lying down and the other is handing your credit card over. everything else has a degree of skill. Volvo 850 TDI, 850 TDI, 850 TDI Volvo V70 TDI, V70 TDI, Volvo V70 XC, (99)

Apr 10th, 2007, 23:16	#5
volvo4all Junior Member Last Online: Apr 11th, 2008 23:23 Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Oslo View Photos By: volvo4all	Seal. Hi. The seal has part nr : 13319 and costs £4 at cvi. __________________ Don´t panic

Apr 9th, 2007, 20:31	#2
B20F Master Member Last Online: Jul 7th, 2016 21:43 Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Zeist View Photos By: B20F	Try Scandcar in the Netherlands, they list their articles in €'s. If you want/need you can call them, they speak English. Just click on your national colours on the right top side from the middle of the site to get the information in English Peter '73ES http://www.scandcar.com/

Apr 9th, 2007, 22:44	#3
Andrew (UK) VOC Member Last Online: Dec 3rd, 2021 08:39 Join Date: Jan 1970 Location: Sutton, near Ely	I know it is nice to get the prices on the web and I hate the telephone but there are some very friendly and knowledgeable suppliers here in the UK. If GCP sells it then your local Volvo dealer should be able to get it if you give them the part number. I find the non-UK web sites to be useful as reference but by the time you have added the delivery and VAT (which is normally higher than in the UK) then the UK suppliers are normally competitive. Add to that the shorter delivery times and being able to discuss things then I normally order from the UK even if it does mean calling up on the phone. If that wasn't enough persuasion just consider that even if it costs a little more then investing in the local suppliers may actually be a good idea if it helps keep them in business and they in turn help keep more of these cars running in this country.

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