Great Catalog

[MHKflyer52]

Here is a link to a very good source of small parts and items for a lot of different types of cars www.cbsonline.co.uk you can down load their catalog or read it on line.

[Croc]

+1 on Car Builder Solutions. I have ordered stuff from them and it is easy and painless. I have also been to their UK store when playing hooky from the office one friday with a rental car. They are about 2 hours drive south east of London and full of brilliant ideas. I bought my superbright LED slimline reverse and rear fog ligths from them to replace the Land Rover/Caravan jobs that came with the kit.

 

 

Other catalogs I find a good read:

• Griot's Garage - thanks to DeanG in an old post for putting me onto this one. http://www.griotsgarage.com
  
• Pegasus Racing - useful for the track day hackers amongst us https://www.pegasusautoracing.com/
  
• Demon Tweeks - in the UK but their mail order catalog they send out is an inch thick book of ideas. These guys will ship to the USA and sometimes have Caterham parts cheaper than Caterham...e.g. brake pads. http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/
  

The last catalog that is full of racy, sporty models with fine detailing is this: http://www.victoriassecret.com

Certainly brightens my thinking around cars! For example - installing a pair of air bags in a seven... :cooldude:

 

What other catalogs have you found that inspire your wallet (preferably re cars)?

[11Budlite]

What other catalogs have you found that inspire your wallet (preferably re cars)?

 

For Ford-powered cars (non-V8) I always liked this one: [/url]http://www.burtonpower.com/