c'mon guys - help needed?! who is your favorite parts vendor
#13
RE: c'mon guys - help needed?! who is your favorite parts vendor
I dont have a favorite, its whoever has it in stock and a reasonable price and wont rape me on shipping.. I have no loyalties to parts places.. If I have a bad experience, trust me ALL of you will know it...
#15
RE: c'mon guys - help needed?! who is your favorite parts vendor
www.vamustang.com They are usually cheaper than anyone else.
#16
RE: c'mon guys - help needed?! who is your favorite parts vendor
Mustangs Unlimited, first order they screwed up and I didn't go with them again for a while, glad I came back. Great on the phone and quick shipping. CJ Pony Parts has been good, but their prices seem to move around too much for me. I do like them and have never had a bad order. I believe it was Dallas Mustang that I wanted to work with, they were at a large swap meet in Denver last year, way overpriced and not helpful at all. Have the NPD catalog, but have not ordered from them as of yet, maybe in the future.
#17
RE: c'mon guys - help needed?! who is your favorite parts vendor
It all depends on what parts you need to order. Usually the closest vendor has the cheapest shipping costs, but since you are out of the US, Probably NPD would be your choice.
#18
RE: c'mon guys - help needed?! who is your favorite parts vendor
For our 67 Mustangs Unlimited was the source for most of our stuff, got some from CJ only because they are so close, but do not really like them have had as many problems as good (From CJ)
But M Unlimited has been great for us
Tim
But M Unlimited has been great for us
Tim
#20
RE: c'mon guys - help needed?! who is your favorite parts vendor
I would say either NPD or Year One depending on what you need. Sometimes you have to be careful with Year One. You are going to probably want to stick with the larger companies. Even if they are more expensive for the part, they might have shipping arrangements worked out and will be able to get it to you cheaper.
Also, check into setting up the shipping yourself. I would imagine you could work something out with DHL and / or FedEx to manage the shipping end yourself. We do a decent amount of business with the UK and we found sometimes this was cheaper depending on the item.
Also, check into setting up the shipping yourself. I would imagine you could work something out with DHL and / or FedEx to manage the shipping end yourself. We do a decent amount of business with the UK and we found sometimes this was cheaper depending on the item.