Left the Indian market in 2014
Hindustan Motors parts, still findable.
Ambassador production ended in 2014 after more than fifty years, and the Contessa long before that. Both retain a devoted ownership, and both are entirely dependent on old stock, salvage and specialist fabrication.
What people ask us for
Body panels, chrome trim, lamp units and mechanical components — much of it from remaining old stock rather than any current production.
Parts for a discontinued make are a search problem, not a supply problem. The components exist — in old stock, in dismantled vehicles, on shelves that were never catalogued. What has been missing is any way to find them from where you are standing.
How we look
You post what you need and it goes out to godowns across India, one at a time, each given a window to answer. Somebody physically walks the aisles. If they find it, they photograph it from four angles and declare its real condition, and you decide from those photographs.
Nothing is charged until you approve. If the first pass finds nothing, your request can stay open indefinitely at no cost — which for a Hindustan Motors is often exactly the right move, because stock surfaces as vehicles are dismantled.
Questions about Hindustan Motors parts
Can I still get spare parts for a Hindustan Motors in India?
Yes. Hindustan Motors vehicles are no longer sold new in India, but parts for them exist across godowns, remaining old stock and dismantled vehicles. SPARRAPS searches a national network on your behalf rather than requiring you to ring around yourself. If the part exists in the network, you get it.
Are the parts new or used?
Both, where available. New old stock is priced at MRP. Used parts are graded A, B or C, priced by grade, and photographed before you pay so you can judge the condition yourself.
What if nobody has the part I need?
We tell you honestly and show how many godowns were checked. You can then leave the request open indefinitely at no cost. For a discontinued make this matters — parts surface when a godown takes in new stock or acquires a scrapped vehicle, and you are notified when one does.