Where do you shop for parts

[DougA]

I use NPD,never had a problem.Polite,and they always have verything at a good price.Used to buy from GU at the shows,but they always seemed like they were doing me a favor taking my money,among other things.

[Hank70SS]

Originally Posted by shadowgray396

I get most of my parts from a local vendor for the last 20 years. I have no problems returning items and I like helping out small businesses in our area.
Ray

Wish we had a local vendor to support. NPD has a warehouse and showroom here so I guess I'll support them, they're good to deal with.

[sg5492]

Jegs for my mail order stuff (most of the time). I'm in the racer discount program at Jegs and Summit.

[Kevin Russell]

Competition products has good prices on performance or race parts.

[OutCast]

I get really good pricing at our local Lordco Speed Shop on most everything. This past year, however, I had great service from Summit, Randy's Ring and Pinion, and Strange Engineering. Ebay and Team Chevelle classifieds have also been sources of excellent value.

[FRYNTYR]

Why the BBC emporium of course.

[1966malibu]

I would love to have one of those AT MY OWN HOUSE.

Sorry just a little envious Doc .

[sevent1nomad]

I think everyone is a bit envious of doc

[FRYNTYR]

Originally Posted by 1966malibu

I would love to have one of those AT MY OWN HOUSE.

Sorry just a little envious Doc .

Hey, if you had a set of BB headers, I may have a loaner bb that would get you in the 10's. Wait, I have a set of 66-67 super comps,,,,,guess you're good to go.

[1966malibu]

Hey, if you had a set of BB headers, I may have a loaner bb that would get you in the 10's. Wait, I have a set of 66-67 super comps,,,,,guess you're good to go.