Parts in need - what about the supply of parts?
Summary
Buying a classic or vintage car is the beginning of a dream come true. Disillusionment follows when the first problems arise. Technical difficulties tend to be harmless, but things only get complicated when it comes to procuring the spare parts needed for repair or restoration. This is when the wheat is separated from the chaff when it comes to manufacturers. This article aims to bring some order to the situation and compare the manufacturers' offers.
This article contains the following chapters
- Parts flood ebbs away
- Electromobility as a price driver
- Tricks of the trade
- Fig leaf of the industry
- Investment with a sense of proportion
- Surprise from America
- Importers with commitment
- Tips for classic car spare parts
- Where can you find the spare parts center, who has an archive?
- Who does factory restorations, what about historical documents?
Estimated reading time: 8min
Preview (beginning of the article)
The supply of spare parts is a recurring problem for classic car drivers. Procurement is becoming more difficult and more expensive, as manufacturers have now increased prices. Buying a classic or vintage car is the beginning of a dream come true. Driving the car of your youth or the car on the poster in your children's room makes your heart beat faster. Disillusionment follows when the first problems arise. Technical difficulties tend to be harmless, but things only get complicated when it comes to procuring the spare parts needed for repair or restoration. This is when the wheat is separated from the chaff with the manufacturers.
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