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#168966 01/11/2005 8:56 PM
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have any one you ordered parts from the truck shop in orange, california and if so were you satisfied with the product and service?


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I got an order from them a few days ago with no trouble. I have used most of the major vendors (american classic, chevy duty, chev's of the 40's)and never had any trouble with any of them. The truck shop seams to be a little cheaper and closer to me.


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I have been happy with not only the parts and people but also the prices at Truck Shop. In fact I have never had anything negative happen with any of the parts suppliers. They live and die by customer service so they do whatever they can to have a happy customer.

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Hey guys.. I haven't heard of the Truck Shop in Orange. Is this an mail order, online or a store front? Orange Ca. is close and if it is a store front I may be interested in taking a drive.
Otherwise How do you get there???


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i had a little time on my hands so i took several of the catalogs and compared prices on about 40 different items. they are cheaper on most of the items that i compared. i ran onto their website on one of the links. i believe it is just www.truckandcarshop.com. living in texas i would have to check out the shipping and handeling but like i said they appear to be cheaper than the other "major" shops.


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#168971 01/12/2005 10:42 PM
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Used them once myself and they were quick with shipping and did cost less.


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#168972 01/13/2005 12:15 AM
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I looked at thier catalog. Thought about the disc brake kit $850 then saw, ADD 25% shipping to AK. You do the math, OUCH! That's a lot of beer! They will ship it to an East coast bolter for $32.00

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darn! Another place thats sells only 47+. I know the AD's are more common than the older stuff but it's frustrating for us Pre-Advance Design folks.


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B G, do you shop Chevs of the 40s ? I like them, fair prices and the are fast and friendly. They ship to me Priorty Mail and no extra charges.

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Truck shop is ok but you may want to ask a few questions when ordering. Is this part in stock, is it the same # or a replacement #. I orders some firewall groment kit and what I order and what I got where 2 different things. Now granted I was ordering out of an old catalog. However I would have appreciated them saying "That # is no longer available we are now useing this #". This being said I would still buy parts from them but I will ask some questions when I do.


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Oh... what good is it if they don't sell 40 stuff???


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thanks for the info and opinions - looks like any other place - pros and cons - just be sure to check everything out before ordering i guess -thanks again and good luck with your trucks smile !


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