By Lee Sibley
3 years ago
Porsche parts: the inside story
Whether it’s for a mod or maintenance, we’ve all bought parts for our Porsche, but what do we really know about the industry behind them? Andy Gregory from Heritage Parts Centre joins us to explain what it takes to source, supply and even make parts for the enthusiast.
Heritage Parts Centre is a company with family roots that has been built from supplying Karmann Ghia parts in the 1980s to now supplying all classic VW and Porsche parts, including their own design and manufactured components.
Get 10% off your basket at Heritage Parts Centre! Just add the discount code ‘9WERKS10‘ at the checkout.
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