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    ARE there any laws that carmakers must make parts for cars for a period after production stops? I can't get new panels for my 1993 Ford Capri, yet my aunt can get everything, even a new body shell, for her 1967 MGB.
    Answered by CarsGuide
    6 April 2006
    Graham Smith

    YOUR aunt's MGB is a classic treasured by many people around the world and some people know they can make money from supplying parts to repair and restore them. Unfortunately, your Capri isn't yet regarded that way and parts are more difficult to find. Car companies generally hold spares for about 10 years, but might then sell the remaining stock and tooling to parts suppliers that continue to make and supply parts. Try the Capri car clubs and see if members can help you. eBay often has hard-to-find car parts for sale.

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