Another place for Opel parts?

[ghcoe]

I was surfing around for some parts for the Kadett B Wagon I just purchased and found a German forum dedicated to just Kadett B's. They had a link for suppliers and this was one. Lots of Opel parts are listed. They have parts for other makes and models too. For the Opels there are lots of parts including rubber, body panel patches, full body panels, lenses, scripts, poly bushings, bumpers, carpets, headliners. Looks to me that their prices are inline with Reprotec and Dr. Manta. I think some prices are quite a bit better. Sent them a email to see if they will ship to the U.S. but have not heard anything as of yet. Late in the day and a Friday to boot. I have not read anything here about them so thought I would post.
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[tomking]

I purchased from them. Found them to be a good vendor and I bought a lot of kadett B rubber parts for my 69 rallye restoration. Peter Senndt (sp?)I think is his name.

[ghcoe]

I take it as they will ship to the U.S. then? I would be interested in some of the rubber too. They have Kadett wagon rubber that I am in need of. They also have new tailights listed as well.

[tomking]

I take it as they will ship to the U.S. then? I would be interested in some of the rubber too. They have Kadett wagon rubber that I am in need of. They also have new tailights listed as well.

Of course they will,, I live in the US. Good Opeling.

[wklopf]

One Opel parts source which I have not seen mentioned is Opel Classic Parts in The Netherlands. They have a wide range of parts for a range of Opel models and their entire site is available in English.

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PS Autoteile had a booth at the Opel parts exchange at Russelsheim in September. I previously mentioned Horst Walter's list of Opel P1 & P2 parts. He doesn't have a web site that I can find, but his email is horst@walter-lauffen.de. Last night I saw where he had an ad stating that he had NEW fenders for Opel P1 and P2 cars. I have no idea of price, either in Euros or arms and legs.

Thomas Oser has parts for Opels in the range from 1953 to 1984. His web site is Thomy. He is in Switzerland, but he had a booth at Russelsheim as well.

One which I picked up somewhere is o-t-r.de. He covers Opels from 1959 to 1985. His web site offers no English, but if you can operate in German, he has some of the best prices on rubber goods which I have seen. Whereas PS-autoteile wants 119 Euros for the rubber windshield gasket for a Rekord P2, o-t-r's price is 91.30 Euros. (Both of these prices include the value added tax of 19%, which you should not have to pay on orders being shipped out of the European Union.)

Another site with no English is Startseite. They cover cars from the Opel P1 & 2 on, with quite an array of products. There is also a Swedish company which lists a number of cars for sale as well as parts. There is no English on this site either, but you can just start clicking on icons and look at what you find.

Opeldelar i Kungsgården 0290-373 11

Then there are the classified ads in the German magazines. You never know what will turn up there. Also, German, French and Dutch Ebays. Reading the languages is essential here. I bought a brochure for the Rekord P2 on French Ebay. The brochure was written in English, but contained stamps from a dealership in Barcelona, Spain. You never know what will show up. I know that I have been on other German Opel parts sites, but right now I don't recall their names. Bill

[Aardvaark]

Of course they will,, I live in the US. Good Opeling.

Of course they will bend over backwards for a VIP like you, Tom.

[tomking]

Of course they will bend over backwards for a VIP like you, Tom.

Uh, no? I guess it was because I paid big bucks.