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Prices seem very reasonable.  Can't even tell where they are located.  Parts I've never seen offered before.  I'd say off shoot of VS ---- just because name is soooo close.

 

Web site was set up 12/24/2014 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.  IP Address 205.178.134.3

BUT that IP Address is for Network Solutions in Jacksonville, FL.  I'd use a one time credit card or PayPal for any orders.

Last edited by WOLFGANG
These parts are from West Chrome, best known for their truck stop trinkets, big rig parts, naked lady mud flap silouettes, etc...
West has been the supplier for Speedster parts to VS and others for many years.
Some of their parts are nice while others just don't last in the real world. Their replica steering wheels are great, their horn buttons are also great, but items like their horn grills are slightly larger than the originals and will only fit a few manufacturer's cars. I don't like the quality of their glass, and I was not happy with the "hit and miss" longevity of anything chrome. That is why we tooled and manufacturer our own glass, windshield frames, emblems, and pretty much any and all of our own bright work.
Nothing against West at all, we just learned what we could and couldn't use from them, and they always take good care of us on the few things we do buy.
As for their pricing, their listed prices ARE the same as what their wholesale quantity pricing was, so it looks like they are now wholesaling directly to the public.
Originally Posted by chines1:
...These parts are from West Chrome, best known for their truck stop trinkets, big rig parts, naked lady mud flap silouettes, etc...

 

Carey, if you have a good source for naked lady mud flaps, you really should be offering these as an option on your Speedster builds. They've been around for years, so are, technically, period correct.

 

I've never understood why the folks at PCA events seem so upset whenever a 356 shows up with a set of these mounted.

 

 

Carey.
I downloaded their catalog and searched their website and don't see a single reference to Speedster parts anywhere.  Do you have a parts list from them or a special contact that you go through to order Speedster parts from them, or is that everything they have on the vintagespeedsterparts.com link?
Originally Posted by chines1:
These parts are from West Chrome, best known for their truck stop trinkets, big rig parts, naked lady mud flap silouettes, etc...
West has been the supplier for Speedster parts to VS and others for many years.
Some of their parts are nice while others just don't last in the real world. Their replica steering wheels are great, their horn buttons are also great, but items like their horn grills are slightly larger than the originals and will only fit a few manufacturer's cars. I don't like the quality of their glass, and I was not happy with the "hit and miss" longevity of anything chrome. That is why we tooled and manufacturer our own glass, windshield frames, emblems, and pretty much any and all of our own bright work.
Nothing against West at all, we just learned what we could and couldn't use from them, and they always take good care of us on the few things we do buy.
As for their pricing, their listed prices ARE the same as what their wholesale quantity pricing was, so it looks like they are now wholesaling directly to the public.

 

Last edited by Troy Sloan
Troy,
The parts list I have is marked confidential, and I don't want to pi$$ anyone off by sharing it, however I believe that everything is listed on their vsparts website.
I always ordered by calling West directly. That said, you could only order by part number. Ask for a 356 tach and and you could hear crickets. Ask for a Q101 (or whatever it is) and that was no problem.
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