It does make it more difficult, and a lot of people do go down the second hand part route (I do with my weekend toy car).
It is a very difficult question to answer. If the car is involved in an accident then the insurers can see which bits are on the car and replace them on a like for like basis, it is only when a car is stolen and not recovered, the like for like situation becomes a little more ticky if receipts are not available.
It is a very difficult question to answer. If the car is involved in an accident then the insurers can see which bits are on the car and replace them on a like for like basis, it is only when a car is stolen and not recovered, the like for like situation becomes a little more ticky if receipts are not available.


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