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I'm wondering if there is any market in supplying difficult to find parts or parts specifically for modifying classic cars. I know that question is a bit vague, but then so is my notion of whats involved. Either keeping a stock of odd parts and things, or acting almost like a brokerage service, doing all the leg work finding specific parts.
Worth thinking about?
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I get a lot of strange stuff come through the workshop.
Just been given a 1989 Mazda 626, but thats the new tow car.
Thanks to that t'internet a lot of parts are not that hard to get anymore, but I try to keep hold of th wierd stuff I get cos you never know when someone wants a set of Marathon wheels with caps (sold now btw) or a complete Porsche 912 engine/box (infact a whole car, but rotten).
Try not to throw stuff out me.
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The lurker formerly known as Cappuccinocruiser.. or wedgedout..
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