With 50 years as a self-taught
mechanic and parts locator this business can supply what others cant find and
do it with competence. Nothing is too old or too new. Established in
1988 originally as Collectors Auto Supply. Located in Peachland B.C.
Canada, not far from the US border we have exported and imported goods from all
countries for decades. Have something to ship to the U.S.? Need
something from the US but they don't ship to Canada or charge to much?
I'm your guy and have multiple solutions.
We have 100,00 new old stock parts for cars
from the last 100 years in stock and the largest library of parts books going
back 100 years on site.
My low cost, low overhead operation helps me
provide the best prices on the items you need. U.S. goods for Canadians
are shipped to my U.S. address and using my fleet of vintage vehicles and
clearing customs without the cost of a broker are two of the ways I keep costs
down to transport the goods to my Peachland facility.
I have established hundreds of suppliers over
the years and have established discounts to keep your costs down.
No brokerage, tariff, Washington State taxes or
duty surprises here! Will ship anywhere.
US SUPPLIERS WE REPRESENT IN CANADA
A-1 Shock Absorber
Adco Swaybars
All American Classics
Amazon.com
American Muscle
American Parts Depot
AMS NOS Mopar Parts
Andy Bernbaum Mopar (we are also a supplier to
them)
Antique Automobile Radio
Apple Hydraulics Rebuilt Shock Absorbers
Arizona Parts NOS Mopar Parts
Auto City Classics Obsolete Windshields etc.
Auto ECMs
Autocomp Rebuilt ECM's
Auto Metal Direct
Bishko Vintage Auto Literature
Borgeson Steering
Branda Mustang Performance
Buick Farm NOS GM
Bumper Shop
Champion Cooling System Radiators
Chev's of the 40's
Chicago Auto Parts NOS GM
Classic 2 Current Sheet Metal
Cleensweep Vacuum Wiper Motor Rebuilding
Clesters Weatherstrip
Coker Tire
Corvette Central
Crown Jeep Parts
Dashtops
Daytona Parts Company
Dennis Carpenter Reproductions
Diamond Back Tires
Distinctive Industries Upholstery
eBay
Ecklers Parts
ESPO Springs
Fairchild Weatherstrip
FCP Euro
Fusick Oldsmobile etc.
ID Parts
Jegs
Jim Carter GM Truck Parts
Kanter Auto Mechanical Parts
Kee Convertible Tops
Kelsy Tire
Legendary Upholstery
Llewelyn NOS GM
LMC Truck
Longstone Tire UK
Lucas Tire
M&H Electric
March Performance
McVey's Cadillac Parts
Metro Rubber Weatherstrip
Mid Canada Suspension
Moss Motors
Mustangs to Fear
National Impala NOS GM Parts
National Tire Canada
Old Air Air Condioning
OPGI
Performance Plus Tire
Rare Parts Suspension
REM Reproduction Soft Goods
Replica Plastics
Repops/Montco
Restoration Specialties
Rock Auto
Simple Tire
Soft Seal Weatherstrip
Southwest Reproductions
Speedway Motors
Steele Rubber
Studebaker International
Summit Automotive
The Parts Place
Then and Now Auto
Trim Parts
Universal Tire
Vanfax Glass
Van's Reproductions
Waldron's Vinage Exhaust
Wilwood Brakes
Wolf Steel
Yesteryear NOS GM
Here is a link to the Grease Monkey Ranch's Facebook page to
see the picture albums of some of the cars here.
https://www.facebook.com/greasemonkeyranch/
Email me at car@telus.net
Jim Carpenter
A distant second choice is to Text or phone: 250-878-3498
9-4 West Coast Time

"We'll Help You Keep
It Running Forever"
Do you have a
computerized, priced inventory you would like to sell in the U.S. and
world wide on eBay? I may have a solution for you requiring no
investment or eBay knowledge and it does not have to be automotive related.
I currently have three
eBay stores totalling 75,000 listings:
https://www.ebay.com/str/partshouseclearance
https://www.ebay.com/str/partsexpertabc
https://www.ebay.com/str/partsexperts1
Jim keeps his cars forever, uses them regularly and does his own mechanical
work. He's driven the '54 Dodge 155,000 miles since it was his high school shop
project 50 years ago,
the Opel GT 80,000 miles in 44 years and the '39 Olds
almost 20,000 miles in 40 years. Ever heard of a Vauxhall Viva travelling
150,000 miles without an engine overhaul? That's here too!
Details of these cars are here
It has been said he
doesn't go anywhere unless it is in an old car! and he says:
Its more fun to drive a slow car fast but even more fun to get there in
something that shouldn't have gone anywhere at all!
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