Cill Replacement

[Spurs]

MOT is coming up and it looks like I need two new complete Cills. Cannot do it myself so need to get it done. Can anyone give me a rough idea on how much it is likely to cost before I get a quote, do not want to be mugged so to speak !

Thanks

Martin

[singapore stag]

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Hi Martin, Have a look at the Tue Apr 28th 2009 thread and subsequent replies.

Sukh.

[Spurs]

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Sukh,

Checked posts on April 28th but cannot see any relating to Cills, what was the topic header that started it ?

Thanks

Martin

[singapore stag]

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I hope this gives you an idea,

[singapore stag]

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Sorry Martin having a couple of probs with my work computer cannot load properly. I think it is the new webtop I am using.......

Sukh.

[Spurs]

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Sukh,

Thought it was mine ! Appreciate your efforts !

Martin

[Guest]

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Spurs wrote:

MOT is coming up and it looks like I need two new complete Cills. Cannot do it myself so need to get it done. Can anyone give me a rough idea on how much it is likely to cost before I get a quote, do not want to be mugged so to speak !

Thanks

Martin

Hi Martin, sorry, can't help mate, but do avoid cover sills, cheap and VERY nasty. Martin.

[Ian B]

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Spurs wrote:

Sukh,

Checked posts on April 28th but cannot see any relating to Cills, what was the topic header that started it ?

Thanks

Martin

sills?

[StagnJag]

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I have always wondered whether it should be Sill or Cill so I have just looked it up. Sill is defined as "A shelf or slab of stone, wood or metal at the foot of a window or doorway". Cill is defined as a variation on Sill!

So either spelling will do! (I prefer Sill myself ).

You learn something new every day!

Dave

[Arbman Al]

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StagnJag wrote:

I have always wondered whether it should be Sill or Cill so I have just looked it up. Sill is defined as "A shelf or slab of stone, wood or metal at the foot of a window or doorway". Cill is defined as a variation on Sill!

So either spelling will do! (I prefer Sill myself ).

You learn something new every day!

Dave

I thought Cill was short for Cilla







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