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Club Officers

Please remember that all Heinkel Trojan Club Officers give their time for free and unlike many clubs our spares custodians are not paid any fees or commission.  Please respect their privacy.  If phoning do so at a reasonable time, never after 2100hrs or before 1000hrs local time and do not be offended if you are asked to ring back later.  If a call is being returned then expect to be asked to ring back.   Parts may be collected by prior arrangement.  It is not acceptable to just turn up!! 

Scooter Parts

Because there are relatively few scooters owned by Club members and significant differences between models it has been decided not to stock the full range of scooter spares.  Members with scooters will be advised where parts the Club does not stock can be obtained from in Germany, where there are still a large number of Heinkel scooters on the road and parts supply is very good, if sometimes a little expensive.  The Club will assist members wherever possible, including ordering parts for them.  The Club still has a large quantity of scooter spares, which have not been sorted and listed,   These parts are held by Nick Haddon

Part Numbers (Cars)

The part numbers for cars are based on the first section of the Trojan Parts List (Type 150 B-0, 174cc 3 wheeler) as reprinted by the Club.  (Note: in the A4 reprint with the yellow cover some of the part descriptions follow the plate and are not opposite it, as in the original.)  The specification of the cars remained remarkably constant throughout production.  The exceptions are early Heinkels with features such as rod gear change and three wheel hand brake and late Trojans, where what ever was available and would do was fitted.

Part Numbers (Scooters)

The part numbers for scooters are based on the parts list for the Heinkel Tourist 103 A0.  Copies of the List in German are available from Mark.  However parts for the A1/A2 are significantly different to the A0.  All specific scooter parts start “S” but many scooter parts are common to cars and these are listed as car parts.  All Scooter ”S” parts are held by Nick Haddon

    The make up of the part number is as follows;

The first section indicated who holds that spare: G = Garry; N = Nick; R = Mark & S = Scooter parts held by Nick

The second section refers to the plate number; e.g., G-05 (Plate 5 - Transmission parts held by Garry)

The third section refers to the item number on the plate; G-05:36 (Gear Change Control Cylinder, held by Garry)  If there are a number of options then the item number will include an alpha character, (eg G-12:01A is Grey plastic filler for window rubber to distinguish it from G-12:01B which is chrome plastic filler for window rubber.).  If the item held is not depicted on the plate but belongs with that group of parts then there is an alpha character. (e.g. G-11:A refers to the reproduction rear floor, which is not shown as an item on the ‘body parts’ plate.)

The fourth section of the part number describes the vehicle types the part fits.

All     =          Fits most vehicles, cars and scooters
Car    =          Fits most cars.  Qualified: \LHD; \RHD or \LH; \RH or \3W; \4W if appropriate
175    =          175cc engines
200    =          200cc engines
A0/A1/A2     for scooters

The last section of the part number describes the type of part; as follows;

AL                 =          An alternative part, not as originally fitted but which does the job
FD                 =          Flood damaged but can be cleaned to make serviceable
MA               =          Parts manufactured to Club specification
NE                 =          New parts manufactured to original specification
OL                 =          Old Stock, which is not normally as pretty as it once was
RE                 =          Reconditioned or refurbished
SU                 =          Surcharge, when no unit suitable for reconditioning is returned
UD                =          Used, second-hand parts.

Finally, there are two additional categories; ‘Tools’ and ‘Publications & Regalia’.

 

Terms of Trade

Parts and Merchandise can only be supplied to members, or their agents.  All goods are supplied on the basis of the terms of trade ruling at the time of despatch.  The Club’s current terms of trade are available from the Company Secretary, please enclose stamped addressed envelope.

 

Unsorted Spares

There is still a quantity of unsorted spares, mainly small items, for both cars and scooters, which were salvaged from the flood.  Garry Longstaff has the unsorted second-hand spares, these are mainly mechanical parts, and there are no bumpers or shiny trim bits!!  Please contact Nick or Garry if the part you are looking for is not listed.

Stock

All parts listed, except where marked “Enquire” are in stock at the time of preparation of this list.  As stock is sold the Club will endeavour to find replacements but ‘out of stock’ situations may well occur so check availability before dismantling! 

Information of new part development is reported in the Cruiser News Letter.

Errors and Omissions.

Whilst every effort has been made to ensure that the parts list is accurate it is inevitable that there will be mistakes, for which we apologise.  Please do let us know so that they can be corrected for future editions.  All information is provided in good faith but the Club does not accept any responsibility for, or the consequences of, any errors or omissions.

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