Well, like I said, things that appear too good to be true generally are! It
does make me curious as to why places do things like this. All it does in my
case is to get me PO'ed and go somewhere else. It certainly can't be an
oversight. Most of these parts have been NLA longer than they have been on
line!
Best regards,
Fred Schroeder
Denison, TX
'70 SRL311-13359
Thomas Walter wrote:
> Lots of things show up on the computer, very little of
> it is "real goods". I've seen things come up that I
> have known to be NLA for a good 10 years.
>
> Prices might reflect what the part last sold for, some
> years back.
>
> Local dealers have had better luck in tracking down
> items. Best bet is to check with your friendly roadster
> parts vendors, as they spend many hours tracking this
> stuff down.
>
> For fun, run the old 12109-25500 U-20 connecting rod
> bolt. NLA for a good 10 years, it still shows up as a good
> part number at 0.79! About 10 years ago I used to call
> EVERY nissan dealer within a 20 mile radius when I was
> on business with various part numbers, the rod bolt being
> one. Found 2 of them in Tucson!
>
> Cheers,
>
> Tom Walter
> Austin, TX.
>
> Fred Schroeder wrote:
>
> > Howdy All!
> >
> > Being a skeptic by nature, I tend to wonder about things that sound too
> > good to be true.
> >
> > Having just taken a run through the Nissan Auto Parts dot Com web site,
> > I'm curious if they have all of the things they are showing. They show
> > parts that I didn't know were still available. Most of the prices are
> > quite good with some bordering on unbelievable.
> >
> > Anyone have any comments about this outfit?
> >
> > --
> > Best regards,
> >
> > Fred Schroeder
> > Denison, TX
> > '70 SRL311-13359
> >
> >
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