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IGNITION CONTACTS GENERAL SALES TERMS 1) All our price as quoted on current price- 7) Goods are always forwarded at lists, offers or order confirmations are purchaser's risk, even in case of deliveries subject to change in case of increases in free destination. Consignments will only the cost of raw material, labor, freight, be insured upon purchaser's written insurance, etc. request with premium at his charge. 2) Orders placed trough Representatives or 8) Contracts are considered to be Agents are considered without established in Ljubljana and subject to engagement until officially confirmed by Slovenian Law. Any legal dispute will us. come under the judiciary of the Court of Ljubljana. 3) Delivery dates are not binding. In case of late delivery no order cancellation and no 9) The parts shown in our catalogue are claims for indemnification will be accepted subject to modification in design or by us, unless otherwise stipulated by material without notice. Manufacturer's contract. names and original numbers are quoted for reference purpose only. 4) No responsibility or liability will be accepted for delays caused in whole or in part by Strikes, Epidemics, lock-outs, Works Break-Downs, Fire, lack of Material or Labor, force majeure or any other events of whatsoever nature beyond our control. WARRANTY 5) Any discrepancies in delivery can only be taken into consideration if submitted to us in writing 10 days after good's arrival at AVEL guarantees full efficiency performance destination. Parts found to be faulty after of its products used in lieu of the delivery has been made will be replaced corresponding original spare parts. AVEL by us only if in our judgment the material replaces free of charge any part to be or workmanship is deemed to be unusable, upon perusal by its technicians, as considered.. Replacement is subject to a consequence of deficiencies in design, AVEL warranty conditions. Replaced material or workmanship. This warranty goods become our property. excludes transport damages and improper installation, as well as those deriving from 6) Return of goods will not be accepted wear and from fitment to non-original or unless previously authorized by us and unforeseen units. forwarded carriage paid. 2 AVEL 1001 ALFA ROMEO (I) 77-82 AVEL 1005 MOSKVITCH/ALZK (SU) CITROEN (F) 72 1500 68 Suitable: DUCELLIER DACIA (R) Suitable: U.D.S.S.R. 407 65 ALFA ROMEO DAF (NL) 75 U.D.S.S.R. 408 65 116 55 05 011 03/02 FIAT COMMERCIAL (I) R-107-3706-950 CITROEN PEUGEOT (F) 60-79 5 452 422G PEUGEOT COMMERCIAL DUCELLIER RENAULT (F) 64 71 133 RENAULT ALPINE (F) 608 012 R FASA (E) 66-84 618 701 RENAULT (RA) 71 FIAT TALBOT (F) 63-74 9 916 118 TALBOT (E) 67-78 PEUGEOT VOLVO (S) 75-80 5927 09 RENAULT 08 54 137 800 77 01 402 249 VALEO D 304 VOLVO 3100134-0 3267443-4 AVEL 1002 RENAULT (F) AVEL 1006 ŠKODA R-4 61-83 1000 MB Suitable: DUCELLIER R-5; R-5 L; R-5 TL 79-84 Suitable: PAL DUCELLIER R-6 L 68-80 PAL 71 974 02-8022-23 RENAULT 02-8384-54 85 47 256 08 54 725 600 VALEO D 306 AVEL 1003 ŠKODA (CS) AVEL 1007 CITROEN (F) 100 71-78 DS; ID; D 72-75 Suitable: PAL 105 77-83 Suitable: DUCELLIER PEUGEOT PAL 110 71-78 DUCELLIER 204 70-76 402 884 86 120 77-83 618 708 304 72-75 402 802 211 618 775 402 838 334 660 025 ŠKODA 660 506 802-283 8486 PEUGEOT 5927 51 5927 56 VALEO D 334 * wire L=240 mm AVEL 1004 FIAT (I) AVEL 1008 FIAT (I) PANDA 30 (652) 80-85 128 (USA) 73-84 Suitable: MARELLI 126 72-85 Suitable: DUCELLIER FIAT 126 Vett.410499 86 DUCELLIER 9 903 324 126 BIS 87-88 660 050 9 909 412 500D; 500F; 500L 73 FIAT 9 909 413 500 Giard. 62-74 8052 9 911 552 500 R 72-75 9 925 482 MARELLI 600 56-68 9 927 097 710 067 01 FIAT CONCORD (RA) FEMSA 600 60-80 7083 FIAT (PL) SEAT 126 72-85 007083.06 SEAT (E) 600 63-73 ZASTAVA (YU) 750 60-70 AVIA Furgoneta Siata 72-73 3 AVEL 1009 UAZ 452 65 AVEL 1013 LAND ROVER UAZ 469 61 Land Rover 90 2.3 84 Suitable: U.D.S.S.R. Suitable: DUCELLIER Land Rover 110 2.3 84 U.D.S.S.R. DUCELLIER P 10-7069 582 206 P 30-3706 300 LAND ROVER RTC 3283 RTC 3318 UNIPART GCS 125 GCS 2125 VALEO D 317 * wire L=380 mm AVEL 1010 TALBOT (F) AVEL 1014 AUDI (D) 160; 160 GT 70-71 50 74-78 Suitable: DUCELLIER 180; 180 GT 70-71 Suitable: DUCELLIER VW (D) DUCELLIER DUCELLIER Derby 77-84 608 640 582 024 Golf 74-84 TALBOT 582 160 Jetta 81-84 4519 2Q VALEO Polo 76-84 VALEO D 314 Scirocco 1.1; 1.3 78-79 D 329 VW 036 998 051 B 052 998 051 B * wire L=700 mm AVEL 1011 FIAT (I) AVEL 1015 FIAT (I) Regata 1100 83-85 Panda 80-82 Suitable: DUCELLIER Regata 1300 83-85 Suitable: DUCELLIER Ritmo 65; 75; 85; 80-82 DUCELLIER Regata 1600 83-85 DUCELLIER SEAT (E) 582 292 Ritmo All Models 82-85 582 186 Panda 34; 35-850 80-83 FIAT Uno 1100 SX 83-85 582 191 9 938 266 Uno 1116 83-85 582 199 VALEO FIAT D 322 9 936 677 SEAT 00 099 366 77 VALEO D 316 * wire L=220 mm * wire L=200 mm AVEL 1012 PEUGEOT (F) AVEL 1016 AUTHI (E) 66-75 304 69-72 AVIA (E) 70-75 Suitable: DUCELLIER Suitable: FEMSA METALURGICA DUCELLIER FEMSA SANTA ANA (E) 608 757 12146-1 RENAULT (F) 78-80 PEUGEOT 12146-3 RENAULT FASA(E) 64-81 5927 33 9 231 337 041 5 All Models 72-76 FIAT (YV) 7 75-76 7073052/1 SEAT (E) 65 RENAULT TALBOT (E) 66-78 08 57 113 600 77 02 001 761 77 02 038 190 SEAT SE 141914.006B * wire L=240 mm 4 AVEL 1017 RENAULT (F) AVEL 1021 ALFA ROMEO (I) 6 TL 68-80 Alfasud 72-82 Suitable:DUCELLIER TALBOT (F) Suitable: DUCELLIER Arna 83-85 DUCELLIER Matra Bagheera 73-80 ALFA ROMEO NISSAN (J) 608 514 Simca 1100 69-74 607 484 04 Cherry Eur. 83-85 608 969 Simca 1100S 69-80 700 324 TALBOT Simca 1301 70-75 700 436 1361 51 00 Simca 1501S 72-75 DUCELLIER 3798 9P 612 011 * wire L=430 mm * wire L=145 mm AVEL 1018 AUSTIN (GB) AVEL 1022 CITROEN (F) Allegro 1.0 78-83 Visa Super 79-88 Suitable: DUCELLIER Maxi 77-82 Suitable: DUCELLIER PEUGEOT (F) DUCELLIER Metro 1.0; 1.3 80 CITROEN 104 72-76 618 451 Metro 1.3 VP 84 79 015 927 44 TALBOT AUSTIN COMM. (GB) DUCELLIER 7506 60 06 Ital Van; Pick Up 1.3 81 618 015 UNIPART Marina Van; PEUGEOT GCS 119 Pick Up 1.3 81 5927 43 GCS 2119 Mini Van; Pick Up 78 5927 44 IRAN NATIONAL (IR) VALEO Paykan D 332 1.5; 1.6 72 1.7; 1.7 GT 72 * wire L=250 mm * wire L=260 mm AVEL 1019 CHRYSLER (AUS) AVEL 1023 CITROEN (F) Centaura KB 2.0 75-76 CX 2.0 75-79 Suitable: DUCELLIER TALBOT (F) Suitable: DUCELLIER CX 2.2 75-82 DUCELLIER Simca 1000; CITROEN CX 2.4 Carb. 76-83 608 515 Rallye I 76-79 5 465 605 A CITROEN (E) 611 103 Simca 1000; 5 485 737 CX 77 611 228 Rallye II 76-79 5 485 737B TALBOT Simca 1000; 2L 54 857 37B 3800 0G Rallye III 76-79 DUCELLIER 3888 9U Simca 2000 72-80 582 028 3888 90 0 160; 160 GT; 618 431 4546 7 T 180; 180 GT 71-76 VALEO VALEO D 310 D 331 * wire L=470 mm * wire L=135 mm AVEL 1020 DACIA (R) AVEL 1024 CITROEN (F) Aro All Models 72 Ami 8; Super 1.15 72-79 Suitable: DUCELLIER FIAT Suitable: DUCELLIER Axel 11; 11R 1.13 84 DUCELLIER 127/903 81-86 CITROEN GS 1.0; 1.1; 1.2 72-79 618 642 128 73-76 GX 06 18201 A GS; GSX3 1.1; 1.3 78-79 618 765 LANCIA (I) 95 610 818 GSA 80-81 FIAT A 112 81-82 DUCELLIER CITROEN (E) 9 935 150 609 473 GS 78-79 VALEO VALEO GSA 77 D 333 D 330 * wire L=60 mm 5 AVEL 1025 RENAULT (F) AVEL 1029 LAD (SU) 5 Alpine 1.4 76-79 Lada 1.2; 1.3; 1.5 74-79 Suitable: DUCELLIER Suitable: U.D.S.S.R. Niva 78-79 DUCELLIER FIAT 582 012 9 918 269 47 481 LADA RENAULT 2102-37068-00 77 01 200 702 UdSSR 77 01 201 375 P-125-3706-800 VALEO PORSCHE D 307 901 602 932 00 * wire L=560 mm * wire L=72 mm AVEL 1026 CITROEN AVEL 1030 FIAT Visa Super 81 Panda 45 (903) 80-82 Suitable: DUCELLIER Visa 1124 (CH; S) 80-84 Suitable: FEMSA 127-903 81-86 CITROEN Visa 1219 80-84 FEMSA 131-1300,1600 80-84 95 557 572 23373- 1 132-1600 80-82 DUCELLIER 23373- 2 LANCIA(I) 582 242 23373- 3 A 112 79-82 VALEO FIAT SEAT (E) D 319 9 936 823 Fura 903 81-84 SEAT Marbella 850 NG 002001.06 86 SE 127914.006A Panda 34; 35 80-83 Ritmo All Models 79-85 1200 Sport 76-79 124 All Models 75-80 127 All Models 73-81 128 All Models 76-79 131 All Models 75-82 132 All Models 76-79 133 All Models 74-79 1430 All Models 75-76 * wire L=260 mm 850 Distr.
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    The Magazine of SIMCA Club UK Volume 34 No.l January-February 2014 Sianca Mat .. a Talbot Above: superb SIMCA CG convertible photographed by Des Coli ins at Retromobile. Below: Abarth-SIMCA 2000 featured in a May '66 Autocar Silverstone track test which appears in this issue .......... Photos from RETROMOBILE 2013 ....................................Des Collins I 11 Photos from events members attend featuring 'club' cars always welcome ......Ed Club Forum www.simcatalbotclub.proboards.com or link from club wehsire Into another SIMCA-Talbot year with I've updated my progress on the coupe. the time fast approaching when all club cars will be at least 30 years old. Daniel Burrowes' workmanship was universally admired on Phil Hart's Rallye Thanks to all members who have already 1 at the NEC. His latest project appears renewed their subscription for 2014. along with other rear engined material in Prompt renewal certainly helps Edward, 'Mille Time ' our treasurer and enables me to predict print runs for L 'Aronde more efficiently. Every so often, our old cars decide to let Please note this will be the last issue of us down. Jeannette David's previously L 'Aronde I am able to send out to those reliable Solara Rapier has recently been members who don't renew ..... Those through an 'uncooperative phase' ..... who choose not to renew, having sold She describes the mystery faults and the their car or for whatever reason ... many measures taken to try to cure them. Colin thanks for your support over the years. Hill adds his comments on the problems and possible reasons ....