All due respect Kyler I dont see any improvement even with your explanation. I will add before I blast off too much though, that Ames is my go to for parts, and 90% of what I buy for my 'birds comes from Ames. One should not have to know the part no. to place an order. I suppose I will have to go back again but initially I did not see anywhere to search, until after I did the input of my car, year and part no.?
I have shopped on hundreds if not thousands of websites, they (mostly all) have the same format. Especially for car sites. An example is a Chevy site I was looking for Chevelle parts. I am not ready to buy, but want to see what they have and compare to other suppliers. On the HOME page is a tab for the model and year of the car. Click that and it brings up sub headings, motor, interior, body, electric etc. Click on the sub heading and it brings up all of the parts available. If you something you want. Click and order. ITs that simple. No part no.s needed, no description.
As long as I can still find a place to input a part no. and then click and pay I will continue using my good ole Ames catalogue to place an order. IF that becomes too difficult I will pick up the phone.
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