Aftermarket parts in Europe
11/6/05, 02:24 PM
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It's been a while and I did manage to order some parts and have them shipped to Europe.
For all those interested, here's a short list of US online stores who accept international orders. I will try to keep it updated with more information, so please feel free to add your input.
1. CJ Pony Parts - MY PERSONAL FAVORITE!
2. California Mustang
3. Competition Mustang
4. Ford Parts
5. Redline Goods
6. Bob White Decals
7. Sutton High Performance
8. MGW Ltd.
9. WebElectric Products
10. CrossRoadz Direct
11. Meguiar's
12. PowerTorque Racing UK
13. Summit Racing
14. 5.0 Resto
15. GEF Racing
16. SilverHorse Racing
17. Harman's ShowLenses
18. Moss Mustang
19. http://www.northamericantuning.com/
20. http://www.tillmanspeed.com/
21. http://www.dgcustomauto.com/
22. http://www.mustang-shop.de/ (German online store)
23. http://www.graphic-express.com/
24. http://www.baltimorestreetmods.com/
25. http://www.midwestautogear.com/
For all those interested, here's a short list of US online stores who accept international orders. I will try to keep it updated with more information, so please feel free to add your input.
1. CJ Pony Parts - MY PERSONAL FAVORITE!
2. California Mustang
3. Competition Mustang
4. Ford Parts
5. Redline Goods
6. Bob White Decals
7. Sutton High Performance
8. MGW Ltd.
9. WebElectric Products
10. CrossRoadz Direct
11. Meguiar's
12. PowerTorque Racing UK
13. Summit Racing
14. 5.0 Resto
15. GEF Racing
16. SilverHorse Racing
17. Harman's ShowLenses
18. Moss Mustang
19. http://www.northamericantuning.com/
20. http://www.tillmanspeed.com/
21. http://www.dgcustomauto.com/
22. http://www.mustang-shop.de/ (German online store)
23. http://www.graphic-express.com/
24. http://www.baltimorestreetmods.com/
25. http://www.midwestautogear.com/
11/7/05, 02:03 AM
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My suggestion for larger parts is: if you don't need the parts quickly, ask the seller to ship them via USPS instead of UPS/FedEx. It might take considerably longer, but the shipping is much cheaper.
11/12/05, 09:24 AM
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Louie,
I suppose you do not intend to include stores for classic Mustang parts?
Anyway, the store that I've used for my Fox also has 05/06 parts:
Late Model Restoration Supply, or 5.0 Resto
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I suppose you do not intend to include stores for classic Mustang parts?
Anyway, the store that I've used for my Fox also has 05/06 parts:
Late Model Restoration Supply, or 5.0 Resto
5.0 Resto
11/15/05, 06:39 AM
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Originally posted by 72grande@November 12, 2005, 5:27 PM
Louie,
I suppose you do not intend to include stores for classic Mustang parts?
Anyway, the store that I've used for my Fox also has 05/06 parts:
Late Model Restoration Supply, or 5.0 Resto
5.0 Resto
Louie,
I suppose you do not intend to include stores for classic Mustang parts?
Anyway, the store that I've used for my Fox also has 05/06 parts:
Late Model Restoration Supply, or 5.0 Resto
5.0 Resto
The main purpose of this list is indeed to identify US online stores who ship to European addresses. However, most of them have parts for previous generations of Mustangs too, not just for the S197.
12/14/05, 01:34 AM
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Just an idea to reduce the shipping cost.
There is a company in the UK called Moving Parts and they operate a consolidated shipping service. You get your parts delivered to their depot in the US and they ship a container once a week. I have heard good things about them and they sponsor a couple of the UK American car clubs
Details are here: http://www.moving-parts.com/
There is a company in the UK called Moving Parts and they operate a consolidated shipping service. You get your parts delivered to their depot in the US and they ship a container once a week. I have heard good things about them and they sponsor a couple of the UK American car clubs
Details are here: http://www.moving-parts.com/
12/14/05, 02:53 AM
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Thanks James, I'll contact them and ask if they can help me with the next mods: wheels, brake kits, suspension kit. Those are parts I wouldn't want to pay UPS shipping fees for! 
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Hi Louie:
Lots of heads must turn in Holland when you cruise around!
Could you please add North American Tuning to your list of companies that export to Europe? Florian contacted me and we're now in touch. We provide quotes including air and insurance to the customer's door. We just need an email to tell us what to quote for and a delivery address.
Thanks.
Lots of heads must turn in Holland when you cruise around!
Could you please add North American Tuning to your list of companies that export to Europe? Florian contacted me and we're now in touch. We provide quotes including air and insurance to the customer's door. We just need an email to tell us what to quote for and a delivery address.
Thanks.
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