How many of you would buy parts Locally if..
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10-22-2007, 01:10 PM
How many of you would buy parts Locally if..
Just trying to take a poll here:
For the local guys (New England Area)
If I were to post updates like the vendors and become a sponsor.. to get G/Z parts (ARC, Siebon, Veilside, Volk, Greddy, Tein, Tanabe, etc) locally for you guys and be able to do close to what vendors are doing on the boards, would anyone be interested? This would be more targetted to locals since it they will benefit from the shipping and possibly waiting. (If I have it in stock, you can just come pick it up
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The pricing will be a tad better than having items shipped. Tax will also need to be accounted for in a total price.
This would be especially good on bigger products like.. CF hoods, Body kits, exhaust, wheels that would probably cost more to ship. You guys can pick it up.
Just trying to see what I can do.
For the local guys (New England Area)
If I were to post updates like the vendors and become a sponsor.. to get G/Z parts (ARC, Siebon, Veilside, Volk, Greddy, Tein, Tanabe, etc) locally for you guys and be able to do close to what vendors are doing on the boards, would anyone be interested? This would be more targetted to locals since it they will benefit from the shipping and possibly waiting. (If I have it in stock, you can just come pick it up
)The pricing will be a tad better than having items shipped. Tax will also need to be accounted for in a total price.
This would be especially good on bigger products like.. CF hoods, Body kits, exhaust, wheels that would probably cost more to ship. You guys can pick it up.
Just trying to see what I can do.
Last edited by Down_Shift; 10-22-2007 at 01:12 PM.
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10-22-2007, 02:14 PM
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10-22-2007, 02:57 PM
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10-22-2007, 04:54 PM
Originally Posted by M4Gunner
heres what ya do.. open a shop in NH so there is NO taxes!
Matt, don't want to knock your idea, but I hope you have some really good prices cause Pro-Spec and Ballistic are both very competitive with online pricing
Last edited by 617G; 10-22-2007 at 05:51 PM.
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10-22-2007, 06:18 PM
Originally Posted by 617G
Ballistic Motorsports can get you anything and everything for very competitive prices, sometimes even cheaper than vendors here
Matt, don't want to knock your idea, but I hope you have some really good prices cause Pro-Spec and Ballistic are both very competitive with online pricing
Matt, don't want to knock your idea, but I hope you have some really good prices cause Pro-Spec and Ballistic are both very competitive with online pricing
ya, i know. i was just being silly. but... what would that do for ballistics prices?! lol, jk
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I'm interested but like 617G said Andy at Pro-spec in quincy is VERY competitive when it comes to pricing. In fact I just went in there the other day and bought my urethane NISMO bumper from him real cheap.
Again its a good idea but there already some pretty good competition over there, you'd have to find a niche.
Again its a good idea but there already some pretty good competition over there, you'd have to find a niche.
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02-13-2008, 10:14 PM
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Originally Posted by TheDude
I'm interested but like 617G said Andy at Pro-spec in quincy is VERY competitive when it comes to pricing. In fact I just went in there the other day and bought my urethane NISMO bumper from him real cheap.
Again its a good idea but there already some pretty good competition over there, you'd have to find a niche.
Again its a good idea but there already some pretty good competition over there, you'd have to find a niche.
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02-14-2008, 01:05 AM
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02-14-2008, 02:42 AM
Originally Posted by TheDude
I'm interested but like 617G said Andy at Pro-spec in quincy is VERY competitive when it comes to pricing. In fact I just went in there the other day and bought my urethane NISMO bumper from him real cheap.
Again its a good idea but there already some pretty good competition over there, you'd have to find a niche.
Again its a good idea but there already some pretty good competition over there, you'd have to find a niche.
This thread was actually made on Andy (prospec)'s behalf after discussing plans with him. (close friend)
Bringing back a oollld thread lol.
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