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Title says it all. I'm looking for someone who lives in Mulhouse in France who could take a look at a car for me. I will pay for your time and petrol. Please send me an email or PM. Merci beaucoup.

Have you contacted John Hern, he may know somebody near there. ……………….Jim.

Thanks but I can't find him in the member list.....

Try Hearn. Look on page 5 of the latest Registry magazine. His e-mail is listed there.

Etienne,
You might also try https://www.elevenparts.com/
Can't remember his name, but he's outside of Zurich.

Hi Etienne, i pass by Mulhouse on 29th of may to go to the int. 356 meeting in Switzerland

Thanks so far all of you. I will contact some people.

Ron That would be Marco Marinello. He brokered the purchase of my late friend Bill's 60 Roadster when I helped his widow sell it. And a pleasure to deal with.

Doug McDonnell wrote: ↑Fri May 17, 2019 4:26 pm Ron That would be Marco Marinello. He brokered the purchase of my late friend Bill's 60 Roadster when I helped his widow sell it. And a pleasure to deal with.

Thanks, Doug.
Trivia:
Wife and I were vacationing in Bavaria/CH, and we stopped off to deliver some parts Marco had ordered. He's actually in a district of Zurich called Oerlikon, which any readers of WWII history will recognize as the name of the US Navy 20mm AA gun. They were apparently invented there, and many of the 356 industrial engines powered the post-war 'stand-alone' 20mm AA's. Now you know one other source for those...
During WWII, they were sold to the Germans, and probably Japanese, too. Marco didn't know the US had bought rights and made them in the US. By the ton...

You can contact Christoph Tanner in Switzerland. He is one of the best 356 experts in a 300km radius from Mulhouse: +41 76 531 13 00 / tanner@dataforce.ch
or Patrick Pugin in Strasbourg, a very respected 911 expert (who is perfectly qualified to provide pro advice on a 356 as well): +33 9 81 97 19 92 / patrick.pugin@art-restoration.eu
or Albert Häfner in Saarbrücken: +49 163 5526474 / info@classic-parts.fr

Thanks Pascal, but it's not necessary anymore.