Ecklers sold, need replacement

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quickchange

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With Ecklers being sold & buyers not interested in old vehicles , plus will not ship off shore anymore , No dealer discounts, plus no stock & don,t care, We need a replacement business that will fedex, ship to USA base , have reasonable stock ,& be happy to help, ANY recommendations, ???
Model A parts side no problem. Just reliable source for early V8 parts, Prefer wholesalers , So where do you guys buy from , Thanks ,in advance , Summer time here, All booked for Pate swap meet in end of April , Been 3 years since could get out of NZ Really looking forward to it & other swaps over there,
 
Michael Driskell at ThirdGenAuto has you covered. Many Kiwis and Aussie already use him. A pleasure to deal with his business. Has website
 
I believe that Ecklers or Mac's also owned a wholesale house that was the distributor for their parts. Wonder what has happened to it?
 
In addition to Tinker's list there is CW Moss, !-800-322-1932 in Orange, California.
 
C&G Ford Parts does overseas shipments but I don't know how well that works for our South Pacific friends. I've had fairly good service from them here. 3rd Gen is a good outfit as well.
 
rotorwrench said:
C&G Ford Parts does overseas shipments but I don't know how well that works for our South Pacific friends. I've had fairly good service from them here. 3rd Gen is a good outfit as well.
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Yes they do and provide good service to us down under. However Michael (Third Gen) is my goto man . Derek with the cost of international postage is it even economically viable to run a Model A/V8 parts service so far from the States ?? It costs me at least $70 to get the smallest part here (normal use DHL as they are the quickest -Fedex same price but not quite as quick)

Karl
 
slowforty said:
The best thing about Macs/Ecklers was when they used original part number in the catalog
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Odd thing, since the sale of Macs/Ecklers became known, I have been receiving rather frequent aggressive email offerings from Macs. When a sale item is "clicked" on it either "ships directly from manufacturer" or "out of stock". It's like their promoting stuff they don't have, but then why promote?
 
Shoebox,
Your email address is in their database. Their computers are programmed to ping you regardless of whether they have product in stock or not. Very poor marketing doctrine.
 
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