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Re: Pick-up brushes (again)
« Reply #15 on: 27.03. 2025 10:03 »
Photo shows 2 original Birmingham, UK, Lucas pickup brush boxes, slight differences between the 2 boxes, one marked 12 64. These boxes are about 1 inch x 1 inch x 1 1/4 inch and originally contained 10 brushes. There were different style packaging used over the years.

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Re: Pick-up brushes (again)
« Reply #16 on: 27.03. 2025 13:14 »
All good stuff about which are good brushes etc. I dont think over the many years I've owned the A7 I have actually worn out a set of pick up brushes. Lost them, broken them by being heavy handed or replaced them because they were covered in oil when mag oil seal failed.

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Re: Pick-up brushes (again)
« Reply #17 on: 27.03. 2025 16:32 »
Photo shows 2 original Birmingham, UK, Lucas pickup brush boxes, slight differences between the 2 boxes, one marked 12 64. These boxes are about 1 inch x 1 inch x 1 1/4 inch and originally contained 10 brushes. There were different style packaging used over the years.
You're very lucky to have acquired these. I was equally lucky when I tripped over a car restoration website where they had some original brushes for sale. I don't think they realised that they were sitting on 'gold' as they were about £2.50 a box! I bought ten boxes. Next week they'd trebled in price on their website!