Parts in Germany

[thebizzles]

Long time lurker, but never had an issue I couldn't find an answer to yet. I recently purchased a 2002 100 series with AHC and independent front suspension.

It happens to be in need of a suspension refresh - bushings/tierods/b.joints feel loose and look rough - as the truck has had a long 10 years bumping around on rough roads here in Africa.

Parts are quite expensive where I live, but I will be on business in Germany soon and was wondering if anyone could recommend a good retailer to order Toyota parts from for timely/simple delivery to an address in Germany.

Thanks and

 

[El Cid]

The Deutsche equivalent website to IH8MUD is buschtaxi.net. I would email their site proprietor and ask. You will just need to find a land cruiser friendly shop and then you should be fine. I will see what I can find when I have more time...

 

[thebizzles]

great thanks so much for the reply, Alexander got back to me really quick and hooked me up with the folks below.
They are said to be really good, but I will post a follow up to let everyone know how it goes.
http://www.landcruiser-parts.de/

 

[parnoren]

I believe these guys ship all over the world and have really good pricing. Maybe worth checking out as well.

www.amayama.com

 

[El Cid]

great thanks so much for the reply, Alexander got back to me really quick and hooked me up with the folks below.
They are said to be really good, but I will post a follow up to let everyone know how it goes.
http://www.landcruiser-parts.de/

He published a book, for sale on Amazon. Worth the buy in my biased opinion.

http://www.amazon.com/Land-Cruiser-...8&qid=1423617834&sr=8-6&keywords=land+cruiser

 

[Wasatch Jay]

He published a book, for sale on Amazon. Worth the buy in my biased opinion.

http://www.amazon.com/Land-Cruiser-...8&qid=1423617834&sr=8-6&keywords=land+cruiser

Not to hijack the thread but wanted to say thanks for the link. I'd never heard of that book, and it looks like something I'd enjoy..

 

[El Cid]

Jay, not hijacked at all amigo. I thought starting a dedicated thread was a bit much for it, but I figured someone might like it..

The book is legit, Alexander writes a good story and it's really cool to have the book on a coffee table, it's quite the conversation piece!

 

[thebizzles]

In the end I went with euro4x4parts.com
They had a good reputation, and my experience has confirmed that they are as good as any parts supplier could be. Tons of well organized OEM parts, good prices and their service was exceptional. They ended up giving me free one day shipping because I didn't fill out the billing form correctly, thus fixing my bad with their good.