i find this site helpful too, seems similar to the O.P's, http://eucatparts.com/?action=cat_ford

 

Its showing in Russian on mine Steve, luckily my wife is Russian though lol : ) although could always copy and paste in Google translate and see if that translate's it for you, it should automatically recognise the language it comes up in : )

Sent from my GT-I9300

 

Cheers Andy. When I first looked at it, it was in english, but then when I went to look at it again to post on here, it had change to russian.

Its strange though, the model names (mondeo, seirra etc, are in english and when you go to the parts the "show price" is in english but everything else is now in russian, just noticed also the copyright bit is in english too.

There is a box at the top of the second page i linked, where you can choose your country, and that first page does change to the appropriate language but all following pages then go to russian.

Im sure there will be someone on here who will be able to work it out so it all stays in english.

If nothing else there are all the exploded diagrams, which members could use to show the parts they are after, when asking for help on here :lol:

 

just tried it again now and a drop down bar appeared at the top of the page, from google (even though im using yahoo on firefox) saying about google translate, I selected english,

and then got onto this page

http://autopartmaster.com/en/?action=catalog_show&cat=ford&t_id=2&added_=FORD

now when i click each option, If i wait a few seconds, a large part of it automatically translates to english

 

An interesting find

So, does anyone know if any of the UK spec mk3s came with a tool kit?

Also, what is the underride gaurd?

See pic below:

 

Also, what is the underride gaurd?

wheel chock: http://www.allcarpartsfast.co.uk/ford/ford-1319155-chock-wheel/

 

Wouldn't have guessed that lol

It looked like a under passenger seat tray or drawer, or a holder for an OEM first aid kit.

Now I know what it is I can see it is two chocks stacked together

 

As for the tool kit, from the last link for a mere £33.18

 

I like the boutique accessories, the teddys tempting but the ear plugs are a must to deaden the tractor impression my car does :lol:

 

while searching petes link i got onto this site

http://autopm24.eu/

not sure how the parts compare to standard frauds prices, I guess it will depend on the euro exchange rate.

delivery is 11.03 euros

 

Your looking at pattern/oem quality parts so might not be cheaper ?

 

Wish I'd found this earlier, I might have been able to get the gear selector cables for my MK2 a bit cheaper than the £176.29 that fraud charged me today