Looking for reliable parts supplier

The tool kit…you're gonna have to watch on eBay or tother places. Be prepared to pay out the wazoo. I've noticed that TRutlands has carried the red door lights & license lights in the past, both were 'new'.
http://trutlands.com
I haven't had trouble getting a reply when I email Eurospares, & calling FerrParts might be your best bet.

 

AllFerrariParts has been reliable but always by phone and not email. They have new owners but are still worth a shot. I also had good luck with AW Italian by phone. Few websites have accurate 400/412 info. Best to have your part numbers handy and call the supplier.
Lets see some pics of your car and please supply the VIN!
And, you should subscribe. There's good info here and it helps to keep the site going.

 

I would try calling Rutlands as we'll. I think you will have the best chance of finding the light assembly and lenses over the phone with them.

 

You might also try GT Car Parts in Phoenix.

 

Wow, did Dennis & Norma finally sell their business?? They're just a handful of miles away from me & I stopped by last Nov., he has had his place up for sale for many years now but didn't think it would turn over that fast. It's great to hear that as they've got other interests to pursue.

 

I just noticed the new web site. Norma was such a sweetheart on the phone and I got a sweet price on Brembo rotors about 6 weeks ago. However, I'd much rather click through a site for my parts and get a confirmation email with tracking number.

 

I visited the site yesterday after you mentioning it, that was a nice transition note Dennis wrote. Kind of bummed that the parts moved to Cleveland with Tom Vail, it would've been a real treat getting to know him.
Yes, Norma is a sweetheart…& they're the kind of people who like doing business the old fashion way. & it's more fun to haggle in person rather than on the web. The internet has become a very efficient means of doing whatever but lacks the personal touch that was 'back in the day'.