[RustyTeeth]

I have logged into amazon and did a search for Vanderhall parts, not much comes up.

I also saw this same pattern with jeep wrangler parts/Harley Davidson parts Even Echo lawn and garden tools engines

My point is that the Amazons will see if there is a need and start stocking or looking for items.

If you get a random chance log into amazon and do a search for your Venice or what ever.

Soon there will be lug nut tools/ new windshields / plug n play radios.   

There has to be a need, we as members should not have to pay for a simple windshield guaranteed to crack with hand holder. lol 600$  ugh

Soon amazon will have tons of parts, so my guess is just do a search. Microfox is a code writer he may know how the algorithms work.  Be nice to get official oil filter and goodies from the amazon.   Just thinking outloud

[microfox]

The algorithm is always made to be "opaque" so as not to give anyone a way to steer it in one's own favor.
The supposed "level playing field" (which never is level). Paid promotions is one way to easily tilt that field.
However, Amazon vendors (in all likelihood) do get site/search analytics to glean data from. Search queries
are a great indicator of a perceived need. RustyTheeth is correct in suggesting you do a search for Vanderhall
parts there to spur more vendors to supply parts and perhaps more competition too.

[RustyTeeth]

The algorithm is always made to be "opaque" so as not to give anyone a way to steer it in one's own favor.
The supposed "level playing field" (which never is level). Paid promotions is one way to easily tilt that field.
However, Amazon vendors (in all likelihood) do get site/search analytics to glean data from. Search queries
are a great indicator of a perceived need. RustyTheeth is correct in suggesting you do a search for Vanderhall
parts there to spur more vendors to supply parts and perhaps more competition too.

Yes thank you Nicoli! I type in VANDERHALL every day. in hopes we can get a 600$ piece of glass for 20$ Crack n dent.
Thx

[microfox]

The algorithm is always made to be "opaque" so as not to give anyone a way to steer it in one's own favor.
The supposed "level playing field" (which never is level). Paid promotions is one way to easily tilt that field.
However, Amazon vendors (in all likelihood) do get site/search analytics to glean data from. Search queries
are a great indicator of a perceived need. RustyTheeth is correct in suggesting you do a search for Vanderhall
parts there to spur more vendors to supply parts and perhaps more competition too.

Yes thank you Nicoli! I type in VANDERHALL every day. in hopes we can get a 600$ piece of glass for 20$ Crack n dent.
Thx

When you have a gem of a "classic" car (wait a few years and this thing will become
in fact, classic), worthy of tweaking it to make the ride even better, it's worth chasing
parts and solutions to little details/repairs to keep the Vanderhall in good shape.

Rock on, my friend.

~

[Paul_NL]

On eBay there are lot's of parts available. Most are from crashed or drowned vehicles but it is cheaper than buying new.