A possible solution to the Tesla parts problem

[artsci]

I recently discovered Autobahn parts in California, which sells parts from wrecked Teslas (which must be abundant in California). They have a very good selection of like-new parts of all kinds, from body parts, touchscreens, wiring harnesses, you name it. Their web site also has a list of parts for Tesla with many photos and thorough descriptions. I called today to order a part (the Alcantara dash pad) and I found a super friendly and supportive staff. Best yet the part will ship today and be in my hands early next week, and will cost me much less than if I had bought it from Tesla (if Tesla even has the part).

If you need a part you might want to start with a search on their web site.

 

[artsci]

The link to Autobahn's web site was wrong. Here's the correct one.

 

[SW2Fiddler]

Thanks! Going to check S85 half-shaft situation.

 

[bakerboy]

Here's another resource for parts:

http://www.laglobalparts.com/Search?Keyword=tesla

 

[demundus]

I recently discovered Autobahn parts in California, which sells parts from wrecked Teslas (which must be abundant in California). They have a very good selection of like-new parts of all kinds, from body parts, touchscreens, wiring harnesses, you name it. Their web site also has a list of parts for Tesla with many photos and thorough descriptions. I called today to order a part (the Alcantara dash pad) and I found a super friendly and supportive staff. Best yet the part will ship today and be in my hands early next week, and will cost me much less than if I had bought it from Tesla (if Tesla even has the part).

If you need a part you might want to start with a search on their web site.

@AutobahnEV owns this company and is a cool dude. Went down there and donated some parts from my wreck. Responsive on the forums here too