Harvey Westbury Corp Issues Update on Initiative to Become OTCBB Traded

PATERSON, N.J.--Oct. 3, 20051, 2005--Harvey Westbury Corporation (Pink Sheets: HVYW) today provided a progress report with respect to the initiative underway to bring its accounting current in order to comply with regulatory requirements necessary for listing on the NASADAQ Bulletin Board exchange.

The Company has been working diligently to complete the final accounting component necessary for the exchange migration. Based on last weeks' meetings, the Company is confident that the accounting will be completed shortly and an update on this matter will be provided within two weeks.

Harvey Westbury CEO, Eugene Chriamonte, commented, "Once the accounting is completed in conjunction with our initial filing we believe that our listing will be approved." He continued, "In terms of everyday operations, we are witnessing stronger demand for our products on a continual basis and will be announcing the release of additional new Harvey Westbury products shortly."

About Harvey Westbury Corp.

Harvey Westbury Corp. is a marine and automotive product distributor with corporate offices and a warehouse facility in Paterson, NJ. The company's brands include Diamond(TM) oil, air and fuel filters and Garry's Royal Satin(TM) wax.

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