Online parts platform ifndautoparts goes live
Online parts platform ifndautoparts has gone live to make buying and selling car parts more straightforward.
Available through both a website and app, the platform has been released after four years in development by a family of car enthusiasts who found it difficult to find parts online.
Features of ifndautoparts include My Garage, Saved Searches, Match Me, Inventory Management, and Wishlist, alongside Click & Collect, an Auction and Make an Offer.
Communications director Layla Lunn said: “From streamlined bidding processes to exclusive trade pricing, no other marketplace offers crafted tools that make buying and selling more efficient and effective.
“Whether you’re restoring a classic, upgrading your daily driver, or running a business selling parts, ifndautoparts gives you an easy, secure way to list, sell, and buy parts—all in one place. No listing fees, no endless scrolling through unrelated items—just car parts, from fellow enthusiasts.”
Taken to market
ifndautoparts will be officially unveiled at the upcoming Practical Classics Classic Car and Restoration Show at the NEC from 21-23 March.
Director Mick Lunn said: “We will be part of the Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs stand area in Hall 5. We will have a small counter where people will have the chance to meet the crew, get to know what ifndautoparts is all about, and see for themselves how easy it is to use. They can also, of course actually list their parts, or purchase something through the app.”
The following weekend ifndautoparts will have a major presence at Petrolheadonism Underground, which takes place in the car parks around Wembley Stadium, before heading to Silverstone for Japfest, the largest UK show focused on Japanese cars, from 12-13 April.
Marketing director Ruby Lunn concluded:
“What sets ifndautoparts apart is its commitment to transparency and community. Unlike traditional marketplaces, it prioritises clear communication and support, ensuring that every transaction is smooth and hassle-free.”
