The part is discontinued, the supplier is long gone, and the only one left is the broken one in your hand. Send it to us — we reproduce discontinued classic car and motorcycle parts 1:1, in metal or plastic, no drawing needed.
Restoring a classic car or motorcycle eventually hits the same wall: a part you simply cannot buy any more. The tooling was scrapped decades ago, the marque is gone, and the autojumble only turns up parts as tired as yours. EKINSUN exists for exactly this moment — give us the old part (or photos and a few measurements) and we reproduce it, in the correct material and finish, one piece or a small batch.
Unlike a machining-only shop, we run both a CNC floor and a casting/moulding workshop, so we reproduce whatever your part is made of:
Brackets, bushings, spindles, linkages, threaded fittings, small gears, knobs and shafts — turned and milled in steel, stainless, aluminium or brass, then plated, anodised or polished to match.
Bezels, dashboard trim, vents, switch surrounds, emblem holders and housings — copied 1:1 in a silicone mould and cast in ABS/PC/nylon-like resin, colour-matched, in small batches.
The big online machining platforms turn restorers away, because they all require a finished STEP/CAD file — and a restorer has the opposite of a CAD file: a worn, decades-old part. We start from the part. We measure it on a CMM, rebuild the drawing it never had, confirm the critical dimensions with you, and reproduce it.
All share the same problem: a part that is no longer made, and every supplier turning them away because there's no CAD file.
"I'm restoring a 1963 car to factory spec — a small bracket behind the dashboard is missing and no one makes it."
Send us photos from multiple angles with a few key measurements. We rebuild the geometry, machine the bracket in the correct steel or aluminium, and finish to match — anodized, painted or bare metal as original. MOQ 1.
"Ten members need the same rubber-bonded bush — we want to order together but the sizes aren't standard."
Small-batch orders for marque clubs are normal work for us. Metal parts from MOQ 1; plastic and cast parts in batches of 10–50. The more members who join the order, the lower the per-part cost.
"I regularly need unusual parts across different marques — I want one reliable supplier who can reproduce anything."
Send each job as it arrives — we quote individually, no minimum commitment. Over time we build a library of your most common reproductions for faster re-orders.
"The display car needs a missing dashboard knob reproduced exactly — it must match the other originals in the car."
Metal parts CNC machined; plastic vacuum cast from a silicone mould taken from an original. Colour-matched and finished to original appearance. Decorative and functional parts both covered.
Yes. Send us the old part — even worn, rusted or cracked — or clear photos with a few measurements. We rebuild the geometry and reproduce it: metal parts CNC machined, plastic trim and housings vacuum cast. No original drawing or CAD file needed.
Brackets, knobs, bezels, dashboard trim, vents, bushings, small gears, threaded fittings, adapters, linkages, emblem holders and housings — in steel, stainless, aluminium, brass or plastic. If it can be turned, milled, cast or moulded, we can usually reproduce it.
No — restoration is exactly the low-volume work we specialise in. MOQ is 1 for machined metal parts; plastic parts are vacuum cast in small batches of tens, which keeps tooling cost low.
Yes. Metal parts can be anodised, plated, polished or blacked; plastic parts can be colour-matched, textured to match the grain and painted. We reproduce the part in the correct material so it looks and fits like the original.
Yes. We CNC machine billet aluminium or brass emblems, badges, grille scripts and trim from your original (worn or broken) or from photos with key dimensions, then polish, chrome-plate, anodise, paint or powder-coat to match the car. One-offs are welcome — MOQ 1 — and we can also run a small batch for a marque club.
Send us the old part or photos with a few dimensions. Engineers reply within 24 hours.