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Coulam & Sons, D F

Peterborough, United Kingdom

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D.F. Coulam Limited, founded in 1980, is an independent specialist for Mirrlees Blackstone Motors and offers spare parts and technical support. The company is the largest independent supplier of Mirrlees Blackstone (Lister Blackstone) E Type Mark 1 and Mark 2 engines and offers new and rescued spare parts, complete engines and transmissions with warranty and satisfaction guarantee. They operate from Northfields Industrial Estate, Market Deeping, Peterborough, PE6 8AS, UK, and offer 24-hour services and emergency interruption supply. D.F. Coulam & Sons has no connection to MAN Diesel Limited or its group companies.

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