Looking for a selkirk dealer in Hartford / Worcester / New Haven

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jme5343

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Oct 3, 2012
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I live near UCONN, but need a 90 degree Selkirk VP connection in a bad way. I ordered a 45 by mistake, and the 90 won't be here until Monday. Problem is, my assistance will be here to help install tomorrow.

I'm willing to drive quite a ways to get it. I've called Hebron, Preston, Ashford, Willimantic, etc. I even emailed an ebay seller in New Britain asking if he'll let me pick it up today.


Anyone know of a place that might sell it? Thanks, and sorry for the panicked nature of this note, lol.
 
A few from their website (broken link removed to http://www.selkirkcorp.com/dealer-locator/Default.aspx)
There's quite a lot more listed for Conn/Mass also.


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Turtle & Hughes Industrial Supply (broken image removed)
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87 Union Street
New Haven, Connecticut
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Phone: 203-497-1557
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Email: [email protected]
Website: www.doitbest.com



MarJam Supply Company Inc. (broken image removed)
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639 Oakwood Avenue
West Hartford, Connecticut
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Phone: 860-953-7333
Fax: 860-953-5124
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Website: www.marjam.com



Check out the website and give a few places a call.
 
Thank you dtaylor. I had used the locator, but admit that I must have left the unit of measure as km rather than miles, haha. Using the list, I found one about 55 miles away, who did not have what I needed - but they had a sister store about 70 miles away. My car gets 60-70mpg, so I made the trip and it only cost me about $7.50 in fuel.

Thanks again!
 
jme5343 said:
Thank you dtaylor. I had used the locator, but admit that I must have left the unit of measure as km rather than miles, haha. Using the list, I found one about 55 miles away, who did not have what I needed - but they had a sister store about 70 miles away. My car gets 60-70mpg, so I made the trip and it only cost me about $7.50 in fuel.

Thanks again!
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60-70mpg. What do ya got for a car?
 
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