How it
all works
Within this site are databases
covering different types of car parts, a list of these and their descriptions
can be found in the parts
index.
Each database has a list
of headings giving descriptions of the parts, these headings are:-
Manufacturer-
who made the vehicle the part applies to, some parts may fit many manufacturers
vehicles, if so as many of these as possible are listed.
Model-
which model of vehicle it applies to or this may also include additional manufacturers
the parts are applicable to. If "Many" is in this column it will
be a part that can be applicable to any vehicle or too many to list
Description-
pretty obvious, this gives a description of the part available
Qty-
how many of these items are available for sale
Man.-
This gives the manufacturer of the part offered, note this may not be the
original vehicle manufacturer but may be an after market item.
Part
No.- this is the
part number for the item concerned, this would normally be the manufacturers
part number but may also include equivalent part numbers where these are better
known.
Lamp
No.- this really
only applies to Lucas lamp assemblies where the complete lamp may have a different
number from an individual part. Additional part number may also be fond in
this column.
Cond.-
this column describes the condition of the item offered, four conditions are
suggested-
N
- This indicates
a new item, preferably boxed but not necessarily. these items should be
in new condition, corroded lamp assemblies are not new just because they
have never actually been fitted and are still in their original soggy box
having spent 10 years at the bottom of a garden shed!
1
- These are items
that are very close to new, they should show little signs of wear or damage
and should work perfectly.
2
- These are items
that are slightly damaged or have higher levels of wear and tear. they should
however be legal and fit for purpose.
3
- These are items
that will require work prior to being suitable for use. This might include
a worn engine, corroded bodyshell etc
Price
- This is pretty
obvious, this is the asking price for the item in question. Check what currency
this is in and note this does not include carriage.
The literature database
is slightly different but in general follows the same pattern.