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PostPosted:Sun Apr 10, 2011 8:42 am 
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Car Details:Ex drag car Red Devil & Rampage 1969 Camaro registered in 1972 currently running a 350 / TH400 auto.
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Age old repetitive question I know, but as I am new to the world of chevrolet parts supply who do you use please?
I've always ordered parts directly with USA suppliers for my mustang - there are loads of them but one stands out for service & availability and will use them ALL the time, so its not price that determines my choice - I use NPD (National Parts Depot) for everything.....

So Who do you use in the USA? I'm going to need the full range of bodywork, chrome / trims, lights, etc but nothing in the mechanical department as this Camaro is well sorted in that dept.

I know there are loads of UK suppliers as seen in the Magazines, but again, is there one that really supports the Camaro that you would use the most or do you find they're all much the same?

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PostPosted:Sun Apr 10, 2011 10:21 am 
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lookin nice :)

I use NPD, only know of 2 UK suppliers but works out almost the same with NPD with shipping and import.

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PostPosted:Sun Apr 10, 2011 12:24 pm 
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Not needed a lot, but in the UK have used US Automotive, quick service.


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PostPosted:Sun Apr 10, 2011 6:06 pm 
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I always use NPD for my stuff & found them to be very helpful. JT is the man you need to speak to if you're using the Florida depot. hth


cheers...Nige

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PostPosted:Sun Apr 10, 2011 7:33 pm 
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Thanks guys, that at least confirms it for me.. NPD it is... :thumbup: . I met JT Schimborski at the Ocala Depot in Florida 2 yrs ago when I collected a suitcase full of mustang parts - nice guy (flipping well should be with the amount of money he's had off me !!! :lol: )

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PostPosted:Sun Apr 10, 2011 9:25 pm 
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Thanks guys, that at least confirms it for me.. NPD it is... :thumbup: . I met JT Schimborski at the Ocala Depot in Florida 2 yrs ago when I collected a suitcase full of mustang parts - nice guy (flipping well should be with the amount of money he's had off me !!! :lol: )
Yeah he's a really good guy, nothing was too much trouble. He showed us around the bosses collection of cars at the rear of the Ocala building when we were there last, it's like a museum of cars from almost every era. Did you get to see that??

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PostPosted:Mon Apr 11, 2011 9:43 am 
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Yeah he's a really good guy, nothing was too much trouble. He showed us around the bosses collection of cars at the rear of the Ocala building when we were there last, it's like a museum of cars from almost every era. Did you get to see that??

cheers...Nige
Ha ha no.... to be honest the missus was pretty miffed at spending half a day round tripto get car spares on her holiday time so even if it were offered I don't think the pain would have offset the pleasure ;)

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PostPosted:Mon Apr 11, 2011 3:55 pm 
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I don't know if it will be of any help but I use www.ss396.com for almost all of my stock parts. I do not know how the international shipping works since I just have it shipped to base. But they are usually pretty good on their prices


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PostPosted:Mon Apr 11, 2011 6:49 pm 
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Hi I would like to add my vote to the JT appreciation society

the main reason why NPD are so much better than Rock Auto for e.g is that he bills you later for the shipping in separtate invice so that you don't end up paying VAT and duties on the total parts and shipping in one go!!

well done JT

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PostPosted:Mon Apr 11, 2011 8:01 pm 
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Here here JT!

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