Who supplies replica parts???

[John K.]

Who is the best supplier of parts for a 356 build? Rear lights, gauges, Indicators, handles etc etc.

I'm looking for good quality parts but not sure who supplies what and which quality, or are they all much of a muchness? I've browsed SMC and they have a good stock list etc but Is there a good UK supplier?

If anyone can point me in the right direction i'd really appreciate it, my chassis is moving on but I want to start getting the parts ready for the body.

Cheers.

[Black Betty]

What exactly are you looking for? Why use replica parts? 'Original' or repro parts will fit also...

www.vintagespeedsters.com (UK distributor: www.mcgurk.com)
www.chesil.biz
www.technic-motorsport.com
www.motorious.nl
www.stoddard.com
www.sierramadrecollection.com
www.fibersteel.com
www.thunderranch.com
www.mittelmotor.com
www.autoatlanta.com
www.beckspeedster.com

[356]

Check http://www.speedsterclinic.com

[Hebster52]

http://www.parts-wise.com/porsche-356 in Netherlands seem to offer a lot of parts for reasonable prices.

[John K.]

Thank you all for the replies.

I should have made the title clearer as I meant who will supply parts for replica cars opposed to who will provide replica parts.

My first purchases are the rear lights and Indicators as I believe I need them to be able to cut the holes in the body. I think SMC look to sell good quality items on those so that'll be the choice.

As it progresses I'll look at starting a build thread.

[Black Betty]

I should have made the title clearer as I meant who will supply parts for replica cars opposed to who will provide replica parts.

Eeehhh... What's the difference?

You can use replica parts (or original for that matter), because those parts can be used for replica cars.

What -in your opinion- is the difference between 'Parts for replica parts' and 'replica parts'?

[greg356a]

I would agree Gary at speedster clinic has some great product. Also http://www.rogerbrayrestoration.com/ is very good.

[oliver365]

http://www.sierramadrecollection.com/store/cart.php

has spring savings

[shambly]

Also http://www.rogerbrayrestoration.com/ is very good.

Just don't mention that the parts are destined for a replica.....