Does anyone know anything about this place? They seem to be somewhat active in the BMW community. There is a X5 there with some parts that I want there, but I don't want to drive all the way down from Seattle only to have them be all mangled.
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Originally posted by Sonny -
Ive dealt with them a few times, never let you look at car before you buy parts off it. Bought an e36 rack there, price was ok at 75$, but when I got there, Andy, the owner or whatever, was looking for an e36 to pull a rack off of, even though it was advertised on CL, and pics showed a rack out of car. His.prices on a lot of stuff are way high, he wanted 400$ for 4door hounds tooth door panels from a sedan they had.
Those are my experiences anyway, im not going back or using them again -
Back in the day (puts on old man voice) they were always my LAST call when looking for parts. This was pre-internet, so it was Nickel Pages and U-Pull-it's if you were looking for parts.
Though, I think they were called Section Line back then, but I could just be getting forgetful in my old age..
Fast forward to today, I do see their ads on Craigslist all the time, and have emailed them about a couple parts. But, I have never gotten an email response, and I can't always get away from the office to make a call. I figure, if they can't respond by email, then they don't need my business.1991 325i MT2 Touring (JDM bro)
2016 Ford Flex
2011 Audi A3 - wife's other German car
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Thanks for the input guys. Sounds like it might be too much of a headache for what it's worth.Originally posted by SonnyComment
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I've had marginally better luck- cold call them, ask them for specific parts and prices, get a name and number,
and they seem to have what the person on the other end says they have, at that price.
Quality- varied a lot. I got some E21 parts that were very nice, but my buddy's 240z
parts looked pretty rough. But worked fine.
Went there once,
tnow, sometimes I just mess with people. It's more entertaining that way. george gravesComment
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