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10-26-2008, 07:58 PM
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flatlander racing
Anyone order from these guys. thanks
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10-26-2008, 08:07 PM
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I have ordered from them and I would do so again.
I purchased an engine overhaul kit for my 326 with .010 bearings and .030 pistons for about 20% less than most others! They shipped quickly in three different boxes (drop ship) which I recieved in about 3-4 days IIRC. |
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10-26-2008, 08:56 PM
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I have and maybe would again, i talked with the guy just a few days ago and man what an Azz, Jmack was right!
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10-28-2008, 12:23 AM
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Make a long story short, they DO NOT answer their phone nor do they have a voice mail box........they had the Crank I need listed for $869. After numerous emails, which he did answer, in a very untimely manner I might add, he said he infact had the Crank I needed. (I even sent him my phone number in every email exchange, he WOULD NOT call me!) I sent him another email, asking how I should proceed with payment. After close to two weeks, he responded to my request. Here is what he said in the email, "The price listed on the web is incorrect, the Crank will be $999 plus $55 for shipping." Needless to say, I told him to take his Crank and shove it! I don't do my business with the likes of these people. I made a few calls, direct from SCAT $1269 + $50 shipping, Butler $1149 + $35 shipping. Personally, when it comes to buying new parts, i'll stick to a select few PONTIAC vendors. It may cost a little more, but, IMO, the benefits are two fold, knowing the money is spent with a true Pontiac shop and knowing they will stand behind the part should there be a problem. **I told him I would tell everyone that I possibly could how pathetic they are........this is the third time, so far, I have been able to do so!  **Bast wishes, JMack |
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