Richard Askew

Need a rear diff and an O/S/R wheel for an MY88 Testarossa

Anyone know of a source?

cheers

SteveV-WRX

Richard

www.douglasvalley.co.uk are supposed to be good for exotica.

Steve

Richard Askew

Many thanks Steve - I'll ring them ASAP

RobinSherwood

Richard,

I've got a few bits for my Maserati from this place, they have an even larger stock of Ferrari parts so may be worth a try if you have had no luck

http://www.eurospares.co.uk/

Regards

Robin

Pumpkin

I'd second Eurospares. Used them many a time for Lamborghini, Maserati and Ferrari stuff.

Richard Askew

Thanks guys but i think its gonna go to the insurance company

Diablo

Oversteer and kerb ?

Sounds expensive

D

Richard Askew

Yup, power-on oversteer and high kerb

Cheapest diff so far is a reconditioned unit at £5,500 with about a grand and a bits worth of labour

Fortunately the 'Rari doesn't belong to me

ian_sadler

Was just gonna ask when you traded in the scoob

J4CKO

iTrader: (1)

Were they chasing drug dealers at the time ?

Richard Askew

Brendan Hughes

I reckon his rolled-up jacket sleeve got caught in the steering wheel...

mj

thats the problem with driving with no socks on, sweaty feet can cause loss of grip on the brake pedal

RichB

Try a specialist, Verdis would be a good place to start.

DavidBrown

Try these guys too

http://www.eurospares.co.uk/index.htm

Specialists in Ferrari/Lamborghini spares + secondhand parts.

fivepint

there is Traynors in Northern Ireland too, they always have some exotica in stock..

MGJohn

Maybe worthwhile to check with Cleave Motor Salvage in Gloucester here:

http://www.cleavemotorsalvage.com/

Amazing some of the stuff they get there - direct from the Insurance companies..... I and several friends have purchased 'damaged repairables' there as well as difficult parts....