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Old 08-26-2011, 09:35 PM
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I buy almost everything from my dealer. We most times round out the price to the closest dollar. If it's 10.30 I pay 10.00, next time it may be 10.75 I give him 11.00. It works out for both of us. And the joints are $9.00 out the door, and I don't have to wait for the shipping.
I try to get what I can from him, keep the small guy around, or if we don't, you know how it goes?
So far I've found little that I could buy someplace else much cheaper, he's been a dealer for a little better than sixteen years, and there isn't much he don't have on the shelves which makes it nice when I need something now.
Consider yourself lucky to have a knowledgable dealer close by....I have one here in town as well, but when I ask them about 149 parts, I might as well be asking them about how to perform brain surgery. I have got most my stuff on line, the few I bought at the dealer, I used the parts look up myself, and went armed with part numbers!

And no they did not charge me shipping either, and the stuff I did get from them was usually cheaper than I could order off the net.
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This guy (dealer) is pretty sharp. But he's small time, which is nice. He's got one wrench and himself, that's it. But it also makes it more personable.
He does blow my mind sometimes though. He's got parts you never thought would be on the shelf. The only thing he didn't have so far was a differental cover gasket. And thats because he sold it a day earlier
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