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The Orphan Book Mk.III Austin to Vauxhall One Call Does It All! Sales, Service, Restoration & Parts for Uncommon British Cars www.kipmotor.com The Orphan Book General Information Kip Motor Company is a full service antique no case would the liability of KMC exceed the cost of the automobile parts, restoration and repair facility. We perform original part. complete or partial restorations on a wide variety of British automobiles. Our many projects range from show cars to Shipping daily drivers. Orders are normally shipped UPS Ground. Next Day Air and Second Day Air delivery is available at extra cost. Items too Using this Catalog large for UPS are shipped by truck, freight collect. Parts listed in this catalog are currently available, normally International and overseas orders may be shipped by post, stocked items or those planned for production. Unless UPS or other means as required. International customers otherwise indicated, all items are New or New Old Stock. should indicate their preference at time of order. If your (X) indicates rebuilt items sold exchange only. Your rebuild- shipment arrives damaged, notify the carrier immediately, able part must be received in exchange before one is before contacting KMC for further instructions. shipped. Damaged or disassembled parts may incur a significant surcharge. A number following in the parenthesis For orders within the 48 contiguous United States, shipping indicates items where cores are generally available. The and handling charges will be added to invoices at the number represents a core charge that will be added to your following rates: invoice, where cores are available. The core charge is Order Total Shipping & Handling refunded upon receipt of your rebuildable core. Price and $.00 - 20.00 $9.00 availability is subject to change without notice. The 20.01 - 50.00 12.00 items listed in this catalog only represent a small portion of 50.01 - 75.00 15.00 our inventory. If the part you require is not listed, please 75.01 - 100.00 20.00 ask, we probably have it! 100.01 - 150.00 25.00 150.01 - 250.00 29.00 Ordering by Phone 250.01 - 350.00 33.00 Our telephone order lines are open: 350.01 - 500.00 36.00 Monday through Friday . .9:00 am - 6:00 pm CST 500.01 - 1,000.00 39.00 Saturday . .9:00 am - 12 noon CST 1,000.01 + FREE SHIPPING Shipping charges to other areas will vary accordingly. Ordering by Mail, E-mail or Fax Please include: your name, address, telephone number, Returns make, model and year of car, engine & chassis numbers, Returns are accepted for full refund or exchange up to 90 ship to address and credit card information. If enclosing a days from date of purchase (shipment). Returns are check or money order, be sure to enclose sufficient funds to accepted for exchange only, up to 180 days from date of cover shipping charges. Any overage will be refunded. purchase (shipment). Special orders, Custom orders and Orders paid by check will be held for two weeks prior to returns exceeding the listed limits may or may not be accept- shipping. E-mail address: [email protected] ed, with or without a restocking fee, at the discretion of Payments KMC. Returns must be accompanied by a copy of the We accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express & Discover. original invoice. Include a note indicating the reason for Please have available your credit card number, expiration return. All items must be in the same condition as shipped. date, name & address of card holder and telephone number. Items cut, fitted, painted, etc., will not be accepted. COD orders are usually accepted, an additional $7 fee will be incurred. Air, truck freight and international shipments Backorders must be pre-paid. We normally stock all items in our catalog. From time to time some items may be temporarily out of stock or no Warranty longer available. These items will be indicated as All parts are warranted against defects in material and work- backordered on your invoice. In most cases, backordered manship for a period of one year from date of shipment. If a items will ship within 1-2 weeks. Occasionally, certain items part fails in service, it will be exchanged for a similar part may take longer. Any backordered item not shipped within whenever available. This warranty covers only the part and 60 days of the original order will be automatically dropped does not include labor or failure of a related component. In unless specifically requested otherwise. www.kipmotor.com (888) 243-0440 toll free order line (US & Canada) Page 1 Table of Contents The Orphan Book Body panels . .12 Vehicle Identification Until the 1970’s, most imported vehicles were titled at the Brakes . .16-21 date of sale with no respect to manufacture date or model year. In order for KMC to supply the correct part for your vehicle, it is essential that you provide accurate identification Carburettors . .22-24 information: chassis number, engine number, body number, body style, etc. More specific details may occasionally be Carpet sets . .31 required. - The engine number is stamped on the cylinder block or a Clutch . .12-15 plate attached to the cylinder block. - The chassis and body numbers are stamped on a plate Convertible tops . .31 secured to the firewall, door post or chassis. Cooling . .10-11 Due to the age of the vehicles listed in this catalog, it is not uncommon to find features that have been changed or modi- fied by previous owners. Due to the passage of time, in Electrical . .25-30 some cases these changes/modifications may be difficult to spot and appear to be original. Although we will make great Engine . .6-9 efforts to provide the proper part for your vehicle, don’t despair if the one you receive doesn’t look anything like the Filters . .22-24 part found on your vehicle. At times great patience may be Fuel systems . .22-24 required. Product Range Generators . .25-27 Many of the items listed in this catalog are manufactured by KMC. New products are continually under development and stocks of NOS parts arrive daily. Our inventory is vast and Glass . .32 comprehensive. If you do not see your vehicle or the item you require listed in this catalog, please do not hesitate to Ignition . .25-27 ask. For the most up to date information on new products, specials, vehicles for sale and current catalogs, check out Lamps & lenses . .28-30 our web site www.kipmotor.com Manuals . .3-5 Other Catalogs Available KMC has parts and catalogs for many British cars and com- Rubber . .32 mercial vehicles. Catalogs available at the time of printing include: Shipping information . .1 The Metropolitan Book (Austin, AMC, Nash & Hudson versions) The London Taxi Book (Austin FX3/FX4/FL1/FL2 & Beardmore) Starters . .25-27 The Orphan Book (vehicles not covered in specific catalog) Tap & die sets . .14 If you own other vehicles, call and ask for our most current catalog. Austin to Vauxhall - One call does it all! Tools . .14 © Copyright 2001 - Kip Motor Company, Inc. Upholstery & trim . .31 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be copied, reproduced, stored in any retrieval system, commu- nicated or transmitted in any form or means without the Voltage regulators . .27 express written permission of Kip Motor Company, Inc . Windshield wipers . .27 Page 2 Kip Motor Company (972) 243-0440 PHONE - (972) 243-2387 FAX The Orphan Book Shop Manuals SM-31 AC Bristol $64.95 SM-441 MG Magnette Mk III & IV 54.95 SM-60 Aston Martin DB2, DB2/4 Mk I-II, DB Mk III 74.95 1100 (see SM-140) SM-100 Austin A30 & A35 45.95 Midget Mk I-III (see SM-173) SM-102 A40 Devon, Dorset, Van, Countryman & Pickup 39.95 SM-446 Midget 1500 64.95 SM-104 A40 Somerset, Sports, Van, Cntryman & Pickup 44.95 SM-460 Morris Minor MM, Series II & 1000 54.95 SM-106 A40 Farina 39.95 SM-462 Oxford Series MO 39.95 SM-108 A40/50/55 Cambridge, Van & Pickup 44.95 SM-463 Oxford Series II & Cowley 45.95 SM-110 A55/60 Camb Mk II, Oxford V-VI, 15/60-16/60 28.95 Oxford Series V-VI (see SM-110) SM-130 A70 Hereford, Cntryman, PU & A90 Atlantic 39.95 SM-464 Mini (all variants except Elf & Hornet) 58.95 SM-132 A90/95/105 Westminster 64.95 1100 (see SM-140) Princess 4 Litre Limousine (see SM-660) SM-466 Marina 48.95 Mini (see SM-464) SM-492 Riley 1 1/2 Litre and 2 1/2 Litre (RM) 36.95 Marina (see SM-466) SM-494 Pathfinder 39.95 SM-140 1100/1300 & Riley Kestrel (Austin America, SM-495 Two-Point-Six 55.95 MG & Morris variants) 48.95 SM-496 One-Point-Five 39.95 SM-142 1800 39.95 Kestrel (see SM-140) SM-144 3 litre 64.95 SM-497 Four-Sixtyeight 54.95 SM-156 J4 10-12 cwt vehicles 54.95 SM-516 Rover 60-75-90-105R & 105S (P4) 72.95 SM-157 J2 152 vehicles (15 cwt) 54.95 SM-518 3 & 3.5 Litre (P5 & P5B) 62.95 SM-160 Manumatic Transmission Supplement 18.95 SM-520 2000 & 2200 (P6) 100.95 SM-161 Overdrive Supplement A50/55/90/95/105 18.95 SM-522 3500 & 3500S (P6B) 104.95 SM-170 Austin-Healey 100/4 BN1 & BN2 77.95 SM-539 Singer Nine Roadster 4A 21.95 SM-171 100/6 & 3000 71.95 SM-540 Nine Roadster 4AB Supp (use with SM-539) 12.75 SM-172 Sprite Mk I 59.95 SM-542 Hunter & SM1500 47.95 SM-173 Sprite Mk II-IV & MG Midget Mk I-III 66.95 SM-544 Gazelle Series I-V 64.95 SM-200 Commer 3/4 Ton FC ‘1500’ Series I 53.95 Chamois (see SM-314) Cob (see listings under ‘Hillman’) SM-560 Standard 1939-46 & Triumph Types 18T & 18TR 69.95 SM-220 Daimler DB18 and Consort 18.95 Ten (see SM-612) SM-222 Sovereign 82.95 SM-562 Vanguard Series I-II and Triumph Renown 78.95 SM-224 2.5 Litre V8 & 250 Saloon 116.95 SM-564 Vanguard Series III & Vignale 68.95 SM-260 Ford Anglia/Prefect/Popular/Van (‘Upright’) 49.95 SM-584 Sunbeam Talbot 90 Mk II-III,
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