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I like using cj pony parts, thay usually have a sales going on a couple times a month. I like saving money and they're have free shipping. They have quality stuff and always be really helpful. One place to stay away from is year one, I learn that the hard way they're shipping cost is very expensive, I'll never order anything from them again......
Hmmm, I haven't had very good luck with CJ, I've been double charged twice on back ordered parts. I will agree that there prices are good and the parts are decent. When I was there at the store most of the guys only cared about late model stuff and really didn't know that much, to much attitude for me.
Mustangs Unlimited sold me a part that didn't fit at all, I called them about it, they told me they have been having problems with them and were going to change suppliers, then they told me they would not take it back. It wasn't that expensive so I wrote it off and never ordered from them again.
I've have great luck with National Parts Depot.
In the past 3 years I've done around $20000 at these 3 places so I figure I have the right to complain a little. LOL
Mustangs Unlimited sold me a part that didn't fit at all, I called them about it, they told me they have been having problems with them and were going to change suppliers, then they told me they would not take it back. It wasn't that expensive so I wrote it off and never ordered from them again.
I've have great luck with National Parts Depot.
In the past 3 years I've done around $20000 at these 3 places so I figure I have the right to complain a little. LOL
Well, after posting this awhile back, both here and several other classic mustang enthusiast forums, I've tallied up the various places people suggested, then went to these various places (websites and catalogs) and found that only one place beat all of the others for pricing, and in my estimation, knowledge about classic Mustangs specifically. The place is called Harris Mustang Supply. They don't have a website, but they do have a catalog. You can call in your order and they'll ship it right out. Generally, if you call there, they already know what you need when you tell them what part of the car your working on or restoring. It's almost weird, uncanny how they seem to just know, lol!
CJ Pony parts has done well by us in the past. With the new mustang luckily I've only needed a few cosmetic parts hatch lift supports, hood insulators, seat belts, replacement review mirror, door weather stripping etc. But using TheFind - Every Store, All at Once it brought me to Ford Mustang Parts & Ford Lightning Parts at LatemodelRestoration.com and Fox Mustang Restoration :: 1979-93 Mustang Restoration Parts and Supplies. Hope they are helpful for you too. But I must say my favorite site for finding parts is TheFind - Every Store, All at Once. Type in what you want. Sort by price and find the item you want for the least money cross referencing other sites. Love it!
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