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We always have specials

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That's because you ARE special Bob.

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John...I asked that a while back with no response. I also e-mailed Rob at Mancini this morning but have not heard anything..

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John...I asked that a while back with no response. I also e-mailed Rob at Mancini this morning but have not heard anything..

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Ted I honestly think that a lot of our members that do not pay for advertizing are afraid to speak-up and list Winter specials anymore.

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We all know Special Kay,now we have "Special Bob"

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You are one of the good guys! Special Bob has a good ring to it!!

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We all know Special Kay,now we have "Special Bob"

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You are one of the good guys! Special Bob has a good ring to it!!

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Yeah,but you still have "Bad Bob" in my sig.

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It dosen't matter to me,I offer discounts to most all Mopar racers.If someone doesn't like it,then they are only hurting the Mopar family.We don't advertise anywhere and are not looking for anything for nothing.Heck we are always offering free advise and share our experience and knowledge,so just buy offering good deals is just another way of sharing and helping.Just ask many on Moparts how many times someone from BGR helped and even gave them things at no charge.Racers helping racers.
We all know Special Kay,now we have "Special Bob"

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That's the way I see business should be done in our world. That type of racer taking care of racer attitude brings business, and then more business. I know of a couple businesses that claim to be "racers", then when they see someone in a jamb at the track, they kill them on the price of parts to make a few extra dollars. Those are the guys who lose business and get bad names. BGR, I don't think I know you, and if I do, I don't realize it, but thumbs up to you for being a real racer with a real racer's attitude!!

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It dosen't matter to me,I offer discounts to most all Mopar racers.If someone doesn't like it,then they are only hurting the Mopar family.We don't advertise anywhere and are not looking for anything for nothing.Heck we are always offering free advise and share our experience and knowledge,so just buy offering good deals is just another way of sharing and helping.Just ask many on Moparts how many times someone from BGR helped and even gave them things at no charge.Racers helping racers.
We all know Special Kay,now we have "Special Bob"

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That's the way I see business should be done in our world. That type of racer taking care of racer attitude brings business, and then more business. I know of a couple businesses that claim to be "racers", then when they see someone in a jamb at the track, they kill them on the price of parts to make a few extra dollars. Those are the guys who lose business and get bad names. BGR, I don't think I know you, and if I do, I don't realize it, but thumbs up to you for being a real racer with a real racer's attitude!!

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Thank you,all the BGR racers carry on my late son's legesy of "playing it forward"and "racers helping racers".Many here on Moparts can attest to this and we can't BS anyone since we are out there in the trenches racing at many of the Mopar events.We understand that the respect we get is for the respect we give.

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look's like I started a new trend.

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Absolutly Bill,why wait till the end of the year to get a deal.The better the pricing the more one buys,the more volume one sales,the more profit one makes.Making a lot on one sale will make you money once,make a little on many sales will keep the money comming in.Just look at Jegs,Summit,Walmart and others that sale at discount pricing.I would rather sale 100 head kits a year at $200 profit than 10 head kits at $500 profit.Do the math.It's even easier for the customer to decide where he's buying his parts and usually he will patronize the supplier who provides the best product at the best price.It's called good business practice or sence.

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look's like I started a new trend.

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Absolutly Bill,why wait till the end of the year to get a deal.The better the pricing the more one buys,the more volume one sales,the more profit one makes.Making a lot on one sale will make you money once,make a little on many sales will keep the money comming in.Just look at Jegs,Summit,Walmart and others that sale at discount pricing.I would rather sale 100 head kits a year at $200 profit than 10 head kits at $500 profit.Do the math.It's even easier for the customer to decide where he's buying his parts and usually he will patronize the supplier who provides the best product at the best price.It's called good business practice or sence.

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well I tried to get you a sale, and told my engine guy (Terry Shade) to call YOU for Indy stuff for a 572 build that he is doing for a new customer, but the customer decided to go with a B1 top end kit....I tried