Ordering parts online
- Thread starter jaymasta
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For motor parts or anything I’m shopping for, I just google ie. Evinrude power pack and see what hits from there. Most obvious is Amazon but other sites usually give more technical info that I research further then if I get a specific part number I google that as well. After much research I can usually zone in on a good price and web site that I’m confident in purchasing from. I’ll always check out Canadian and especially local sites just to give the closest guy the deal if the dollar difference isn’t that great. On US web sites I’ll fill in fake data until I get their shipping policy...no Canadian addresses - no sale, no customs/duty info - no sale, all costs must be up front. Time spent on research can save you big bucks.....ask the wife!
Hope this helps...
Hope this helps...
Gear'n'beer!
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Motor parts I often use iBOATS.com
They aren't fast but their 1/2 price of my local guys.
They aren't fast but their 1/2 price of my local guys.
daddystoy
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I've used eBay.com for quite a few parts over the years and get them delivered to Hagens at Blaine. I've ordered stuff from all over the state's from many different sellers all with excellent results.
It's actually pretty amazing at how much cheaper these parts have been... even with the exchange factored in.
The local shops here are ridiculous with some of their prices !
It's actually pretty amazing at how much cheaper these parts have been... even with the exchange factored in.
The local shops here are ridiculous with some of their prices !
fshnfnatic
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Boat.net is a good site as well with good prices even with the exchange and shipping.Just recently I purchased a power pack,stator,and timing base for my early 90's vintage Evinrude 120 on Ebay.All new old stock and less than half the price from the local dealers.There's definately some good deals there if you do some searching.
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