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We manufacture replacement parts under the Rare Spares brand for an incredible range of both new and older model cars, which predominantly include Holden, Ford and Valiant. We are also the manufacturer and distributor of the only GM-Holden endorsed range of restoration parts in the Australian aftermarket.
We also supply parts for other makes including Toyota, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Datsun, Mercedes Benz, Jaguar and Mini. These parts are available through an extensive network of Distributers and Stockists throughout Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. The huge range of restoration parts and accessories includes; weather seals, rubber kits, rust repair panels, badges, interior components, decals, lamps, lenses, door belts, ute and boot mats, clips and fasteners, hose, glass, pedal pads, lock sets, and much more.
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At Autobarn, whatever your automotive need or dream is…”We knOw how to get you there.”
With more than 135 stores throughout Australia, the team at your local Autobarn can help you get exactly what it is you want from your car.
For us, it’s not just about selling products; Autobarn staff want to know what it is you’re trying to achieve, what type of car you have, do you plan to do the work yourself or do you need a hand from us?
Come in and have a chat to our team; whether it’s about the latest in car audio, keeping your car looking show room new, making sure your engine gets the care it needs or finding just the right parts and tools to do it yourself, we can help you.
And if you’re not so great on the tools, we can find and fit exactly what you need; wiper blades and light globes, car audio, batteries, roof racks & storage pods and seat covers. We even have Australian Child Restraint Initiative Resource accredited baby seat fitting specialists in many stores.
At Autobarn, we know cars…and We knOw how to get you there.
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The Paradise Outdoor Advertising (POA) story began in the booming tourist town of Airlie Beach more than thirty years ago. When an enterprising sign-writer named Phil James was asked by a local business owner if he knew of any billboard sites nearby.
When he couldn't find any, Phil took it upon himself to knock on the door of a nearby landowner who agreed to rent him some land. After a trip to the council and fabrication of a billboard made of coppers logs...the rest is now history.
POA finds itself playing the role of pioneer again, this time in the digital advertising space. Clean digital advertising signs that work day and night at regional airports and shopping precincts carry the POA name, whilst delivering the last word to tourists, workers, and shoppers.
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