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How To go Look Up nPrice on GM Part

TxDoc

By TxDoc
in 2000-2014 Silverado HD & Sierra HD

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MountaineerTom Senior Enthusiast

MountaineerTom

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Go to PartZoneOnline.com (one of our Preferred Vendors  :thumb: ) and put that number into the space on the left side of the page, click enter, and it will tell you what the price is.  :cheers:

 

BTW,

 

12555685

 

Cap

 

List - $6.46

 

Core charge - $0.00

 

Your price (partzoneonline) - $4.45

chevy4x4trucks Senior Enthusiast

chevy4x4trucks

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Bill is a great guy to work with.  I ordered some stuff the other day and they got to my door in a timely fasion.  :cheers:

I can vouch for that as well, great prices, fair shipping costs and normally I'd get my stuff in as little as two days from when I ordered and 4 days at most.  Heck, I've gotten some stuff the next day when I ordered it in the morning.  Gotta commend him, he's the only online parts dealers that I would stand behind.

1BADZ71 Enthusiast

1BADZ71

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My I also suggest www.gmpartsdirect.com  They have smokin' prices on parts and they are also very reasonable when it comes to shipping and lead times of delivery.  That part you need is $3.87 there.  I have purchased many things for my truck there and have been very happy.  A friend of mine is a mechanic and does all that work and maint. on my truck and I am able to get parts from that site cheaper than what he can get them for.
MountaineerTom Senior Enthusiast

MountaineerTom

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But the shipping is $7.95 (which is their minimum S&H charge).  :cheers:  I think Bill will beat that.  I've checked on a few items, and none of them were more than $5.00.  These were all parts that were not particularly big, and cost under $50.00.

 

I've heard lots of people getting outragous S&H charges from GMPD.

chevy4x4trucks Senior Enthusiast

chevy4x4trucks

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I've heard lots of people getting outragous S&H charges from GMPD.

I'll vouch for that, I used to order from GMPD until Jason Pendlum sent me Bill's way.  His prices were usually a few cents higher but you more than made up the money on shipping costs since he charged actual shipping.  Also, I found the service to be faster too.  Because of the great prices, shipping and service it's the reasons that I suggested to Zane that we get him on GM-Trucks.com as a preffered vendor since he is the best online parts dealer that I've found to date.  And still no one beats him.

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