Parts suppliers F-100
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Their website looks fully operational. I wouldn't of known if you didn't say something.
Do you have any other recommendations for a similar product that you can order over the net and do yourself?
#19
"thank you for your loyal support over the years. we just could not hold on long enough to get thru this rough stretch of road. We are out of business effective 11/04/2009. someone will purchase some of the molds and continue to produce a few of the many products that we use to make. Who that is and when they will be available is unknown even to us at this time.
Even when you know your in the same boat as many others (without a paddle, a rudder, a sail or a bucket) it still is not any easier."
anyhow, as mentioned above, 'some' of their products are still available thru MF and CH until stock runs out.
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F100 Parts to Canada
Joe, I doubt that you will find anyone that is reasonably cheap, freight is a major expense. I also doubt that by using a multitude of suppliers there would be any saving and if anything it would increase costs, I found combining everything in one order, even from mid-fifties, to be the best. And if you think that is bad wait until you try and ship into Canada, especially with UPS, and their ridiculous brokerage fees on items that don’t even have duty.
USPS (mail) is the best but many suppliers will not ship with them.(?)
Umm, I had to look in you profile to see where you are from, it would help us to answer if you put it in the location code in “user cp”.
USPS (mail) is the best but many suppliers will not ship with them.(?)
Umm, I had to look in you profile to see where you are from, it would help us to answer if you put it in the location code in “user cp”.
Curt
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