Where can I find parts for my Classic Ferrari?

www.ferraripartsexchange.com lyle tanner has been sellig ferrari parts for over 30 years and has a bit of knowledge of every f-car out. If not he has the sources and connections to help find what you need.

 

I've been searching the net for two weeks now for an original 348 steering wheel. All have been more $$ than I thought was worth it, when I've been able to find someone selling one (which hasn't been easy). After reading this post I found one for the best price and condition at ferraripartsexchange.com, and the people were incredibly nice. All I can say is, the internet is key, having all the information you need at your fingertips is worth all the money in the world, and this place rocks! Thanks for everyone's suggestions.....

 

perhaps its because i am in a "mood" so to speak, but the majority of the links will only be of help if
1) its normal business hours and the places are open, and you ca call

2) if you know the freaking part number to begin with.


if you dont know the damn part numbers, how are you supposed to cross reference the parts and compare prices?????



the cross reference thread is dead.... now i am pissed. i am going to find every part number i have ever crossed and post it again.

i dont want to call all over the planet and bug these business's until i am ready to buy. i cannot buy the parts until i have searched them out and compared the prices. this sucks. this is the one thing that makes me want to give up on cars completely. guns and guitars take up much less room.

 

Umm... my phone rings 24/7, and I usually answer it when I'm not searching for stuff for other folks. Research projects are pretty common here at Ricambi -- it only peeves me when I spend hours and hours finding esoteric parts, then the customer goes price-shopping around the globe.

If you tell me "I need that little thing that attaches to the doohickey across from the whose-e-what", it'll take some time... but I'll find your part number. Once I find the OEM Ferrari part number, I share it with prospects/customers.

Give me a shout (although preferably not at 2:00am!) and lets see what we can do.


Best,
Daniel

 

just saw this, pm sent

 

Good stock in spares, mostly used from dismantled cars, situated in UK.
http://www.douglasvalley.co.uk/

In Germany, the company Uttinger & Baunach have quite a good stock of spares, with all their stuff listed.
http://www.ub-unfallwagen.de/

 

Their website appears to be non-functional. Any word on their status?

 

Must have been temporary ISP problem... it works for me!

 

Could someone please update the links (particularly on the first page) of this thread? Replace Sodacoms with Ricambiamerica and bracket or delete the now non active links etc? There's a lot of them.

Thanks!

 

If I had the ability I would take the time and do it. You are right though it takes a while to get thru all the pages and a lot of it is no good anymore.
Just like the cross ref. parts sticky could use some organing to make it alot easier to find stuff...

 

I found a great website detailing every place that deals with Ferrari from selling cars to finding parts and literature.
Go to: www.ferrariclub.com/rolodex

 

See below. This is a Fiat gas cap. $13.95. I bought one. Was a perfect fit for my 82 Mondial. Even looks the same as the stock Ferrari cap. Don't know what other f cars it fits, but I am guessing a few.

http://www.international-auto.com/
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Right, Sam. That's Fiat part, #13001, although part #13011 is pictured as such in their catalog (page 12):

http://www.international-auto.com/index.cfm?fa=p&pid=2464&posid=851153&noapp=1


The gas cap is identical to the Ferrari cap, 60 mm threaded type, and will fit a 308 as well It should fit all Ferraris from the early 70's on.

I bought one as a spare for my GTB several years ago.

Barry

 

My ex-308 and TR gas caps look more like 13011 -- are you sure about the 13001 number?
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Steve,

Part 13011 is the correct part. Part #13001 will work too, but looks a little different.

This is from page 12 in the International Auto Parts catalog:
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For R&R of the shift shaft seals for the 308, use the "Quattro-Seal" or QUAD-RING® Seal to replace the O-rings. It's part # 6540K151 at McMaster-Carr:

http://www.mcmaster.com/

These threads have a lot of information:

http://ferrarichat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=88967
http://ferrarichat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=84489
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Exact replacement courtesy and interior light door jamb switches for the 308 series can be purchased from Stoddard Imported Parts at:

http://www.stoddard.com/parts.shtml

Go to their Porsche 356 catalog and order part #644.615.601.00
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Hi Guys, Ferrari has had a few changes in a while, so just to confirm contact details; Main number is 01784 436222, my direct number is 01784 486647 or e-mail [email protected].

Thanks Stuart

 

I assume this is for injected 308's?

 

Yes injected BUT...

Thanks for chiming in and please allow me to make a correction. It appears the FRAM filter is just a TOUCH too skinny and therefore allows some dirt past the filter. In other words, if a moderator can REMOVE my previous post that would be great. Seems the $30 normal UFI unit from various vendors (All Ferrari parts, etc) is best.

My only problem with stock unit is that it lacks a metal grate on top to stop substantial bits from cutting through the paper filter. On the track i use a K&N because dust is generally low and the filter it has wire mesh to stop large items from breaking through.

 

I found a place that has Air conditioner compressors:

www.discountacparts.com

 

Spark plug wires:

http://www.kingsborne.com

 

www.ferraripartsexchange.com real good bunch there very helpful and prices are usually lowest I find on net.

 

great threat keep coming
Ferrari Owner site> classic parts
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Tenax snaps and pegs for various years/models Ferraris:
http://www.eagleday.com/tefage.html

Also source for Bosch and Amp electrical connectors and boots: http://www.eagleday.com/elparandtool.html