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need new parts, but where?

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12sec67

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where can i find these parts at the best price?

getting my car painted and i need to start getting all the inter. stuff.

best prices for these...

here's the list:

1.carpet kit
2.new dash plastic (black)
3.new door rubber weather stripping kit
4.door handles
5.lockset?
6.window felt
7.door panels(black)

also the rubber kit for the end caps and light buckets.

thanks for the help guys/gals

Rich
 

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there's a bunch of sites, I use
www.mustangsplus.com <--tends to be a little more $$
www.nationalpartsdepot.com
www.mustangsunlimited.com

Good luck.
 

brianj5600

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I've had good luck here http://www.vamustang.com/
 

12sec67

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thanks
 
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I'm partial to Mustangs Unlimited (Atlanta branch). They stand by their products and all the guys there actually drive Mustangs. Tech support is good and shipping is reasonable. Most importantly, they have the stuff in stock and ship immediately.

Mustangs Plus is too expensive and ships when they feel like it...

John's Mustangs (Houston) has those hard to find pieces... price is generally pretty good.
 

Swede958

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I've had good luck with Mustangs Unlimited and Laurel Mountain Mustang.... Mustangs Plus is more expensive, I guess they're special

The Swede
 

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I agree with both VAMustang and John's Mustang. I also like NPD for certain things. I've tried California Mustang before too with mixed results. Honestly though, they all have low prices on some stuff and high prices on others. The best thing to do is make a list of the exact parts you need, and either send away for their catalogs or compare all the prices online. You will find that one may have a significantly better price on say carpet while the other seems to be most competitive in weatherstripping. If buying all at once you should also factor in shipping costs to the equasion. It isn't always the best idea to order the parts seperately if say a place offers free shipping for orders over a certain dollar amount. In the end saving that charge can be better than 1 item at 10% less than the other guy etc.........

As an example, I just bought a whole new stereo set up at John's for $100's less than everywhere else I checked for the same exact setup. However before placing another order there for a new antenna, speakers, pertronix and console, I found that going thru VA was actually cheaper on the smaller tag items. If you have the time shop around and be selective.
 

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another vote for mustangs unlimited
 
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Mr.Bojangles

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if you have a natinoal parts depot near your house, they are usually pretty good with parts.

there is one just down the street from me, me and my dad havent actually been in there yet, but my good friend has, and we were highly recommended to go there.
 
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