Bricklin Sv1 Parts on 2040-parts.com
Campbellford, Ontario, Canada
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WE HAVE HAD THE GEL COAT MATCHED AS CLOSE AS POSSIBLE TO THE ORIGINAL ACRYLIC COLOURS USED BY BRICKLIN. We are offering good fitting and straight replacement body replacement panels for the Bricklin SV1 Sports car. Manufactured with the highest of quality ISO resins and Gel coat. Hand laminated perfections. All parts can be purchased separately. Complete Body package approximately $ 6000.00. USD The published prices are quoted with standard White ISO RESIN & GEL COAT. These prices are not for custom colored original gel coat finished. Please phone for these additional cost for custom colors. " WE HAVE DONE OUR VERY BEST TO MATCH THE ORIGINAL BRICKLIN COLORS. " All body panels can be made and purchase in as close to original colours as possible using high polished gel coat. Call us with your requirements. We own a few Bricklins and always interested in purchasing Bricklins and Bricklin,s Parts. WE SHIP WORLDWIDE. |
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