Parts in NZ

[scanner]

Apart from BMW are there any other sources of 2002 parts (new or second hand) in New Zealand? Any other Kiwis found suppliers down under? Or am i better off shipping in from the US or Europe. At this stage im not after anything particular, just seeing what my options are

[tim385]

Hi Im in oz , its cheaper to get stuff from either USA or Europe if your buying new .

[tomorrowcalling]

I get many of my parts from Autohauz http://www.autohausaz.com, they generally arrive in about a week, and are generally (not not always) cheaper than local suppliers even after adding on freight.

I've also had some good service from B M warehouse in Hamilton.

Repco carry some parts for E30's & E21's so if you know exactly what parts cross over they can be a source, just don't expect a lot of help from the people behind the counter.

Wheel bearings can be brought from your local bearing supplier.

Depending on what you want shocks can be brought from people like BNT or Autostop.

Trademe is your best source of second hand parts

[tomorrowcalling]

Also if you want to come out and have a chat this weekend, I'll be racing my 2002 in a couple of hill climbs. Bright Rd, Waiuku http://maps.google.co.nz/maps?q=Bright+Rd,+Waiuku&hl=en&sll=-37.187874,174.896971&sspn=0.012257,0.025127&vpsrc=0&hnear=Bright+Rd,+Waiuku+2682,+Auckland&t=h&z=16 on Saturday.

and Murray Rd , Tuakau http://maps.google.co.nz/maps?q=Murray+Rd,+Pukekawa&hl=en&sll=-37.27258,174.756875&sspn=0.012243,0.025127&vpsrc=0&hnear=Murray+Rd,+Pukekawa+2696,+Auckland&t=h&z=15 on Sunday.

[scanner]

Thanks for the invite, cant make it this weekend but i checked out your youtube clips - looks like alot of fun.

Ill check out AutoHaus, the other names that come up are Walloth and Nesch and Jaymic(UK), any experience of these 2? Also do you have any trouble with NZ customs shipping in parts?

[tomorrowcalling]

Ill check out AutoHaus, the other names that come up are Walloth and Nesch and Jaymic(UK), any experience of these 2? Also do you have any trouble with NZ customs shipping in parts?

Sorry no experience with Walloth and Nesch or Jaymic(UK).

Never had any issues with NZ customs, keep your order under NZ$500 and they don't bother to collect the GST (same as if you brought it back with you on a flight). The best policy is to make sure that all the decleared values are correct and don't try and pull anything cute - that will probably go pear shaped.

[tim385]

W&N are good , good prices fast delivery(Australia)freight is good , Jamic is good on parts but I found freight from UK bit too high .

[Gnomeslayer]

Looking for some borrani / alipina rims if anyone has any floating around or enkei classics.

jeff (wellington)

 

 

[Gnomeslayer]

Walloth and Nesch / Ireland Engineering / 2002 AD / Jaymic / rogersTii / bavauto

 

good selection of parts.

[jayamasaki]

these look like Isuzu wheels. (impulse I think)

[jayamasaki]

Hey Scanner I have a totally off topic question. Do you have a link to a New Zealand OEM parts supplier ?

 

Im looking for a set of OEM (factory) 2006 f450 or F350 taillights but from New Zealand.

 

see pic. The taillights have a piece of amber, the ones here do not have that. I was looking to purchase them.

 

 

 

 

[Gnomeslayer]

Holden piazza wheels 14"

[scanner]

I thought all the big Ford trucks over here got imported from the US? Theres a place called Bunce Motors but i think they only deal with GMC trucks. F450/350s are a pretty rare beast over here, maybe Aussie could be a better bet? Sorry i can't be more help, good luck with your search.

[scanner]

Looking for some borrani / alipina rims if anyone has any floating around or enkei classics.

jeff (wellington)

 

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Nice clean motor you have there - im officially jealous! What carbs do you have on there?

[Gnomeslayer]

Strombergs 150/175, work suprisingly well and look great.