New Parts Outlet, What do you need?

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  • tacm
    Member
    • Aug 2007
    • 40
    #1

    New Parts Outlet, What do you need?

    I have a small backer, and I am going into a side bussiness of selling used euro car parts. As we are starting out on a budget, We rented a small warehouse, and are going to scower the yards over three states. We are going to specialize in drivetrain components (primarally heads, engines, trasmissions, 5 speed conversions, and driveshafts) But no item is too small. I am building a test stand this week to test compression on all whole motors we buy. All complete motors will come with VIN of car pulled from, verifyable milage if possible and compression numbers on all cylinders. We are working in conjunction with a head shop and you will have the option of a used head, or rebuilt. We will be selling rebuilt rotating electrical (alt. starters, and regulators all with warantee) As we are starting up we will soon have a phone number and web site. As we will start to build stock of the items I see people buying on the board inventory will be posted. I am also in nogotiations to be a Worldpac distributor for new parts. We also have powdercoating, ceramic coating, and upholstery services outsourced with partner companies For the time being, we are excepting requests for parts wanted. Until our web site is up please e-mail requests to: usedeuropart@gmail.com
    Or PM on this board site

    WE WILL BE THE MOST COMPETITIVE ON PRICE
    WE WILL OFFER FREE SHIPPING ON ALL ITEMS UNDER 10 LBS

    OTHER SHIPPING WILL BE FROM 28625 UPS FED-EX OR FREIGHT

    I hope we can be a service to this board.
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    • Mossman
      E30 Mastermind
      • Apr 2006
      • 1961
      #2
      I wish you the best of luck but you're much better off buying whole cars than driving hundreds of miles to buy parts at junkyard prices, even if you get a deal. Make friends with someone who can get you into your local salvage auction and buy crashed cars. if you want to find customers on this board for more than $20 parts I'd buy crashed e36's and e34's and offer as complete as possible 24v swaps.
      Good luck
      -Sam
      GOod lo

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        • Aptyp
          R3V OG
          • Feb 2008
          • 6584
          #3
          Statesville, NC? Neato. What's the name of your shop and where are you located? We have a decent community around this parts, maybe you could be of service.

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            • tacm
              Member
              • Aug 2007
              • 40
              #4
              Originally posted by Aptyp
              Statesville, NC? Neato. What's the name of your shop and where are you located? We have a decent community around this parts, maybe you could be of service.
              Name is TBD.......Our shop is behind Shehe Nissan on 70, We take possesion of the building Feb 1

              Steve

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