Project Save the Cars · Round 01

We'll make your car parts for free

Got a broken, missing or impossible-to-find car part? Send it in. We go through every submission and print the ones we pick for free. You just cover postage.

Max 425 × 300 × 150 mm Photos required We pick the builds You cover postage
Submit your part
01

Snap it

A few photos of the part, plus its length, width and height.

02

Size check

Our live checker shows if it fits the 425 × 300 × 150 mm bed.

03

We pick

We go through every submission and choose the parts we can make.

04

We print it

Picked parts get printed free. You sort out and pay for postage, and yours might end up in a video.

The job card

Send it in

Step 01 / 05

What's the part?

Tell us what it's from and why it deserves a second life.

Where does it live? *
0 / 1500

Step 02 / 05

Show us the part

Up to 6 photos. The best submissions show the whole part, the damage up close, and the part next to a tape measure.

    Step 03 / 05

    Will it fit the bed?

    Measure the length, width and height. The max for this round is 425 × 300 × 150 mm, and we'll turn your part to find the best fit.

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    Add your measurementsAll three sides, in whatever units suit you.
    How many do you need?

    Step 04 / 05

    Who's it for?

    So we can let you know if your part gets picked.

    Step 05 / 05

    Check your ticket

    All good? Send it to the workshop.

    Uploading photos

    The fine print

    We pick the builds. Every submission gets looked at, but only some get made. If yours is picked, we'll email you before we start.

    Free print, not free postage. If your part is picked, you organise the postage and pay to get it back to you.

    Size limit. Parts need to fit within 425 x 300 x 150 mm. A little over? Send it anyway and we'll take a look.

    No safety-critical parts. We won't print anything for brakes, steering, suspension, seatbelts or airbags.

    Your photos. We only feature your part in videos or posts if you tick the box to say that's OK.

    Everything else is in the Project Save the Cars terms.

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