I'm Shane Danielson. I run an email-only sourcing desk for the parts your regular suppliers have given up on — discontinued, backordered with no date, or never sold on this continent in the first place.
You send a part number. I search it thoroughly — for European car parts, across Europe; for mining and heavy equipment, across North America and Europe too — and come back with one landed price and a realistic date, or a straight answer that it's truly gone. No charge if I can't find it.
For Lower Mainland repair shops: NLA trim and modules, Euro-only variants, NOS electronics, seal sets — sourced from factory heritage stock, the big German houses, breakers, and the sellers who never list in English. Local shops: I can hand-deliver.
For juniors, contract miners, drilling contractors, quarries and rebuild shops: parts for discontinued and orphaned equipment lines, obsolete electronics and controls, surplus and NOS — hunted through OEM surplus dealers, auctions, and rebuild networks across Canada, the US and Europe.
My current hunt list runs from everyday NLA clips and modules to a pair of pre-merger AMG 32-valve “Hammer” heads — fewer than 50 of those engines were ever built. Some hunts end in a find. Some end in an honest "it's gone." None end at the first "no longer available."
Stuck on a part right now?
Send the part number and what it belongs to.
Email only — that's by design. It keeps the desk fast and the prices sane.