Greetings to all, this my first post, concerns my search for some information concerning a missing part.
I have recently managed to acquire a very early Heinkel Kabine 150 BO, manufactured in 1956, which has a very low serial number, one of the first two thousand Cars made.
Totally original. never having been welded (anywhere) or repainted, it is unfortunately completely derelict, & requires a total restoration!
Luckily it is virtually complete, however it is missing it's original Rear Number Plate Lamp, the really small one (NOT the later Hella 12820 Lamp), & I would dearly love to locate one.
Could anyone more knowledgable than I, please confirm who made those original little Lamps, do they have a traceable part number, & are they still available anywhere?
Thanking you in anticipation,
Wurzell, Darkest Zumerzet, England
Early 1956 Kabine Number Plate Lamp
Re: Early 1956 Kabine Number Plate Lamp
Hi Wurzell,
I think I've got the missing part for you, NOS or used, you can choose.....
But the plastic cover is missing, maybe you'll try to find it later?
I can send you a picture if you give me a mailadress, this works well.
Or send me a mail to heikopingel (at) hotmail (dot) com. Even if you need other parts for early cabin cruisers, maybe I've got something else for you.
Have a nice weekend, best regards from north germany,
Heiko
I think I've got the missing part for you, NOS or used, you can choose.....
But the plastic cover is missing, maybe you'll try to find it later?
I can send you a picture if you give me a mailadress, this works well.
Or send me a mail to heikopingel (at) hotmail (dot) com. Even if you need other parts for early cabin cruisers, maybe I've got something else for you.
Have a nice weekend, best regards from north germany,
Heiko
Re: Early 1956 Kabine Number Plate Lamp
Thanks for your help, will PM you soon...
Re: Early 1956 Kabine Number Plate Lamp
Dear Wurzell,
the small rear lamp, You´re looking for, is now recreated bei HELLA, the original supplier from the old times. In the latest news letter from the Heinkel Club it was announced, that there is a little contingent available for 38,- Euro. Club-intern Order-Number is 13.1445
Copy this link and look on position no. 4
http://us4.campaign-archive1.com/?u=ce5 ... 0856ae2b0f
So be quick and good luck,
regards
Achim
the small rear lamp, You´re looking for, is now recreated bei HELLA, the original supplier from the old times. In the latest news letter from the Heinkel Club it was announced, that there is a little contingent available for 38,- Euro. Club-intern Order-Number is 13.1445
Copy this link and look on position no. 4
http://us4.campaign-archive1.com/?u=ce5 ... 0856ae2b0f
So be quick and good luck,
regards
Achim
Re: Early 1956 Kabine Number Plate Lamp
Thanks very much for your helpful reply.
Luckily, I managed to find & purchase a NOS Lamp about a month ago.
Unfortunately, I had to pay a handsome price for it too!
If only I had known what Hella were planning & waited a while, I would have saved myself a lot of money!
Such is life...
Regards,
Wurzell
Luckily, I managed to find & purchase a NOS Lamp about a month ago.
Unfortunately, I had to pay a handsome price for it too!
If only I had known what Hella were planning & waited a while, I would have saved myself a lot of money!
Such is life...
Regards,
Wurzell
Re: Early 1956 Kabine Number Plate Lamp
Hi Wurzell,
that´s the way it is... Do You know, why this little spare part is as expensive as it is? Heinkel was located in Stuttgart, like Porsche, too. So some parts fits also to very early and damned expensive Porsche Type 356, like Your little rear lamp... Another example: If You have a look at the locks of the rear motor flap: They are also locks for the softtop of 356 A/B Convertible at the windshield-frame...
Regards, Achim
that´s the way it is... Do You know, why this little spare part is as expensive as it is? Heinkel was located in Stuttgart, like Porsche, too. So some parts fits also to very early and damned expensive Porsche Type 356, like Your little rear lamp... Another example: If You have a look at the locks of the rear motor flap: They are also locks for the softtop of 356 A/B Convertible at the windshield-frame...
Regards, Achim