Parts website

[hbkuk1]

A shout out to these guys used em a couple of times rare and hard to find oem parts not easy good prices too
https://www.amayama.com/en/genuine-catalogs/mitsubishi

[Erni902]

Yeah I like these too. Placed a few orders with them in the past. They do seem to have/find pretty much everything. Only issue would be the taxes and import fees etc. I have found that some (and only some) items work out more expensive than viamoto but I have found their comms is much better than viamoto so swings and roundabouts.

[swinks]

Only issue would be the taxes and import fees etc.

And now try to imagine 2019 when very likely UK will fall under WTO rules... 30 to 50% duty on top depends if it's structure or servicing part, where rest of EU will enjoy of free trade and no duties and taxes.

Love that site, they seems to have almost everuthing for best prices.

[Erni902]

Yes that is a very good point. It seems the time to order car parts is now!

[Nick Mann]

And now try to imagine 2019 when very likely UK will fall under WTO rules... 30 to 50% duty on top depends if it's structure or servicing part, where rest of EU will enjoy of free trade and no duties and taxes.

Love that site, they seems to have almost everuthing for best prices.

Surely no matter what, trading from outside the EU will remain similar for at least the short term? Part of the point is to make trade under our own agreements, not to stop it altogether? (I'm not a brexiteer, just hoping for sense at the end of it all!!)

[Erni902]

.......just hoping for sense at the end of it all!!)

You are funny Nick

[swinks]

Surely no matter what, trading from outside the EU will remain similar for at least the short term?

You would like to believe in common sense, but unfortunately things are not going that way.
With "no deal" (ND) we will fall under the same rules as... new crerated country, all our existing trade agreements are done under EU block, and will be terminated. So, as 1st step default WTO taxation will be implemented, which is very harsh. Then we need to be accepted as WTO member (we are not now, because we are with WTO as EU part). It will take minimum 3 years (that's WTO rule of joining organisation), and then we can start to negotiate our own trade deals. I have no clue with whom, because by 2022 EU aims to get free trade deal with NZ, AUS and India.
I know Nick, I don't need to explain this to you
It all would be very funny as Monty Python act, but for some odd reason it's glooming reality approaching...