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Ian Hepworth wrote:
Doom Patrol wrote:I'm sure MB used to claim that they were made in the UK. Although I looked recently and there is no mention of their origin so presumably they are now sourced from outside the UK. Two and two = ?
Just how foolish are you people putting two and two together and as usual getting it wrong!

If you dont know the facts dont bother putting wrong information on a web forum.

Oh sorry you people dont actually ask the horses mouth!

The MB springs are and always have been made in the UK.
I thought that might get a response, and quite rightly, but that doesn't sound like you Ian, sounds more like MB himself :?: :?

BTW I prefer MB springs too.
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Well, whoever it is, Mark or Ian now we know. I made an observation which I believe to be correct.
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Just because something is not mentioned you think it's OK to make an assumption?

Have you got some evidence to the contrary?
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Nothing that would stand up in a court of law and technically I didn't make an assumption. However, can I ask you did you or did you not boast that they were British made originally?
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someone told me they came from scootrs :lol: only joking
How cares where the come from as long as they work and theres no problems with them.
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Doom Patrol wrote:Nothing that would stand up in a court of law and technically I didn't make an assumption. However, can I ask you did you or did you not boast that they were British made originally?
I don't know if a "boast" was ever made. The website description may have said that but we lost about 600 descriptions last year when a file crashed and a load of descriptions had to be redone. All I know is that they have always been made in England. Any other information you may have heard is sour grapes/tittle tattle/fishwives chatter.
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Okay Ian, calm down. You've set the matter straight and that's fine and plenty good enough for me.
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just as an aside to all this...."british made" thing.
i just thought i,d relay this on .... :D

a few friends of mine,that are into old cars,boats, planes etc ....have always insisted that there work has been farmed out to british companies/firms etc....and so claim that the parts etc recieved back were british made...
sadley as it turns out this is not always the case it seems....
and to cut a long story short....there are lots of british firms etc taking on orders on the pretext to you that its going to be british made(just cos its a british firm that your order is placed with) and just having those parts made abroad anyway.....at a far cheaper cost than they could do it here .
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You're going to try and tell me my Danish pastry wasn't made in Denmark next aren't you?
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i was gutted when told that yorkshire puddings from sainsburys were actually made abroad.... :lol:
they still taste as good though ,if not better.... :D
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