Bronco Graveyard Question
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Bronco Graveyard Question
I don't see a "register" button on their site. How do you register?
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Is this a place where when you buy something that's when you register, I think I've figured it out. haha
Thanks!
Edit:
Is this a place where when you buy something that's when you register, I think I've figured it out. haha
Thanks!
Lead Driver
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From: Tobyhanma, PA
Very top right hand side. Just say you area anew customer. They have a great selection of hard to find parts but are pretty pricey with prices and shipping. Also I have found the descriptions are somewhat vague sometimes.
Post Fiend
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From: Algona, Washington
I don't think you have to sign in to buy do you? I don't think i have bought anything though i bought a set of bushings from RockAuto though. I like JBG for the info, you can find a lot of parts on there and see what the name is and then find it cheaper elsewhere 
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From: Tobyhanma, PA
Glad to help, buddy.
The graveyard is pricey and customer service is kinda iffy sometimes. You don't really need an account to order but its nice since they save all your info.
The graveyard is pricey and customer service is kinda iffy sometimes. You don't really need an account to order but its nice since they save all your info.
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Post Fiend
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Ah gotcha, i made an account on RA i think so i think i will be set... If i didn't have to deal with shipping i could probably have the correct u-joints...
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Most people think they are the holy grail of bronco's. I have ordered lots of times from them, one guy that took my order on the phone was a smartazz and every time I place an order, something is on back order for a week or more. That wouldn't be so bad if they would tell you its not in stock when you place the order, you find out later...
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Ive never had any issue's with them, they have always been helpful...I dont know about shipping issues. I can just drive to their warehouse and get what I need. they only have 2 maybe 3 guys working the phones, pulling parts and helping the people who come in(me). On of the guys took time to help me ID a part on one of their trucks that I needed for my Bronco. They did give me the wrong drag link when I bought the steering kit. I told them and they said to come back and they exchanged it with not only for the correct part, but a better a HD version. And they gave me a heck of steal deal on a new door for my F250. since it had some surface rust on the inside of the door, door panel would cover it. and with a proper prepa and paint, its good as new. Cant beat $25 for a $150 door.
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From: Broken Arrow , OK
I have never ordered anything from JBG. Everytime I call them they dont have the parts I need. I dont think I would buy anything new from them. Surely any parts store or stealership in the nation could beat their prices on new stuff I would think.
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From: Gateway to the West
Not likely on any part that was a "dealer only" item. Dealerships don't even HAVE the parts anymore unless they happen to have NOS on the shelf. The "newest" Bronco is 16 years old which is well past what any dealer will keep in an inventory. NPD, Rockauto, and a few others you will get some decent numbers on certain parts but for Bronco-specific items the Graveyard is pretty competitive with their numbers.
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