Re: Jack's vs Dante's vs Herb's vs Jim's??????
[Re: OzHemi]
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Jim's ?
You haven't been around here long have you?
Be warned NOW ...
IF YOU BUY ANYTHING FROM JIM'S MOPAR PARTS YOU DESERVED THE SCREWING YOU WILL SURELY GET ...
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Re: Jack's vs Dante's vs Herb's vs Jim's??????
[Re: HelleOnWheels]
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You forgot Megaparts and Colombia. Columbia has gotten a fair share of cas from me. Gonna be ordering som RR bumpers when I get home.
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Re: Jack's vs Dante's vs Herb's vs Jim's??????
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Really the answer depends on for what kind of parts you're looking? NOS? Good, used? New soft parts?
Here are my recommendations out of those listed:
Dante is the class of the industry and if you need anything Legendary, he's your guy. As stated, honesty and unsurpassed customer service from just an all-around nice person.
Tony's Parts is great for nearly impossible to find clean used parts, some NOS, and Mopar tech information, knowledgeable customer service, and a history of trustworthiness and honesty . You call his phone number, and Tony answers the phone. Try that with some "other" suppliers! Another credit to the hobby and his industry, Tony is an all-around amicable guy.
Jack's Auto Parts is another good supplier - especially for new and repro parts. I used them countless times when I was pouring money into my Road Runner. Reasonable prices and a wealth of Mopar knowledge make him a can't miss guy. Use the Year One catalog to look up the parts you need and then call them up.
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Re: Jack's vs Dante's vs Herb's vs Jim's??????
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Dante is among my favorites. I have bought from Herb's and had good service. Regarding Jack's and Jim's, here is a little Moparts Math Facts someone posted that may be helpful.
Jack=4 letters=GOOD Jim=3 letters=BAD
Jim Filmore and Jules the Wiperman are great also though they aren't on your list.
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Re: Jack's vs Dante's vs Herb's vs Jim's??????
[Re: HelleOnWheels]
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Basically, I have used all but Jim's. You are going to have to as well since none have everything you will need. I look at all of them before I buy. I also have bought from Hoover in Idaho. It all depends on who has it, how far away are they and when do I need it. If any of them were here in town, I would go there first. Craig
2014 Ram 1500 Laramie, 73 Cuda Previous mopars: 62 Valiant, 65 Fury III, 68 Fury III, 72 Satellite, 74 Satellite, 89 Acclaim, 98 Caravan, 2003 Durango Only previous Non-Mopar: Schwinn Tornado
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Re: Jack's vs Dante's vs Herb's vs Jim's??????
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I hate to say this out loud but how about Year One.
I used to think that Year One was the big guy on the block and only really rich guys ordered from them. Since I have started putting my 'Cuda back together, they have been very competitively priced. They have a no question return policy and their catalog is worth the 10 bucks alone for all the detailed information, reference pictures, and drawings. Their web site has wish lists to help organize your parts and makes suggestions for related parts. They still may not be the cheapest on the block, but they have enough going for them that they do warent a call out.
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Re: Jack's vs Dante's vs Herb's vs Jim's??????
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I would definitely check out megaparts
Megaparts has always been a pleasure to deal with! Having dealt with Jim's once - I've learned my lesson - got a good long look at my ankles. . . .
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Re: Jack's vs Dante's vs Herb's vs Jim's??????
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I hate to say this out loud but how about Year One.
I've been happy w/ Y1 too, & their prices (inc shipping) can be pretty competitive when using their 20% off codes.
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