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The Complete Automobilist

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The Complete Automobilist of Baston was established in 1969 to provide Veteran, Vintage, Brass-Era, Antique and Classic car parts for the restoration of all “Old-Timer” vehicles. The Company supplies specialist accessories by mail order, despatching to customers worldwide.
Our product range extends to many obsolete parts and bespoke items including lamps, boa and bugle horns, Brooklands aeroscreens, helmets, goggles and various mirrors for the Edwardian and vintage car periods.

Our quality range of antique automobile accessories includes stone guards, running board tread strips, radiator caps, instruments, gauges and a wide range of coach build and body fittings. We are also main agents for Andre Hartford friction shock absorbers.
We also sell many hard-to-find items, from fuel can holders to Shell and Pratts transfers, to help our customers finish their vintage restoration.

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An extensive range of parts and accessories for the veteran, vintage and classic motoring enthusiast

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Wheel-mount Rear View MIrror

Divers Helmet Rear Light

Oil Pressure Gauge

Lucas type Owl Eye Rear Lamp

Boyce Motometer Temp Gauge

Silk Rope-pull Handle

Boa Constrictor (Serpent Head) Horn

Ki-Gass Hand Primer Pump

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