Free Technics
Supplier of classic-car parts, including carburettor components, for classic car owners and mechanics
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Free Technics
Free Technics Oy sells parts for classic cars, including carburettors, intake systems, pumps, gauges, service kits and wheels. Its range includes parts for Weber, Dellorto, Solex and Zenith carburettors.
Customers can order by email or phone, or arrange an on-site visit and pickup. The company states that it does not operate an online shopping cart and helps customers identify suitable parts.
Founded in 1989, Free Technics Oy is based in Kaarina, Finland.
Product: Classic-car parts, including carburettor components, intake systems, pumps, gauges, service kits and wheels.
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