JDM parts from Japan, matched to the frame number.
When the auction sheet flags a fault on a car you’ve won, Right Hand DMS writes the parts request for you. It goes from your own mailbox to GENYU, a parts desk in Tokyo that finds the exact OEM part and quotes you directly. Need something else? Ask for any part, for any car.
The auction sheet noted 3 things worth a look:
- Oil leak from the engine
- Clutch slipping
- Left headlight broken
GENYU can match the parts to this car’s frame number and quote you directly. The email is written for you; you check it and send it.
Frame number: DA52T-123456
Model code: DA52T
The auction sheet noted:
- Oil leak from the engine
- Clutch slipping
- Left headlight broken
From a flagged fault to a quote in your inbox.
The sheet flags a fault
On a car you’ve won, the auction sheet’s faults show on its Parts panel: a leak, brakes, the clutch, a noise, a missing part. Scratches and dents stay off, and so do keys, paperwork and glass, which a parts desk can’t help with.
The email is written for you
It opens with the frame number and the model code, lists only the faults parts could fix and says where to ship. Change anything, then send it from your own mailbox. With no mailbox connected, copy it and the car notes that it went.
The desk quotes you directly
Part numbers come back first, then a confirmed quote once the Japanese dealer checks stock and price. You pay the desk, and it buys, checks and ships the parts. The reply lands in your inbox.
Any part, for any car.
Parts has its own page. Start a new request, say which car and what you need, and add the frame number now or later. One part is fine.
The Parts panel is on each car once it’s won, on its way or landed, with every request sent for it.
The request goes from your address, so the quote, the payment and the tracking are between you and the desk.
GENYU is filled in for you, but the email’s recipient is yours to change.
GENYU, in Chofu, Tokyo.
GENYU is a parts desk in Japan. Send a frame number and the part, and they match the exact OEM part number, buy it from Japanese dealers, check it and ship it to you. You see the price before you pay, and you deal with them directly.
genyujapan.com →Parts questions
Who do I pay for the parts?+
GENYU, directly. They quote you, you pay them, and they ship. Right Hand DMS doesn’t handle the money for parts.
Is it on Import my own?+
Yes. Parts is on every plan, including Import my own, for any car you’ve won.
Does the app follow the reply?+
No. The reply comes to your inbox like any email. The car keeps a note of what you asked for and when.
Why not windshields or keys?+
A parts desk can’t help with keys or paperwork, and glass doesn’t ship well, so those notes stay off the email. You can still ask for anything in your own words.
From the auction in Japan to your door.
For dealerships, and for people importing their own car. Start as either one and the setup guide picks it up from there.