Rimmer Bros Sale Leaflet

[Rich in Vancouver]

Yesterday I broke one of my B-post trims trying to get it off to address a water leak so I had to weaken and order my door cards and some other small bits while I was at it.[:D]

Hope it arrives on a Monday or a Tuesday!

1975 TR7 ACL764U

[Rblackadar]

The shipping to the US isn't nearly as bad as everyone thinks. Rimmers has been pretty darn good about getting my parts here with regular shipping in about 4 days. Packaged very nicely too. I save so much money with them even with the shipping.

[MCNX BFF]

<font face="Comic Sans MS"><blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Century Gothic, Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by Rblackadar</i>

The shipping to the US isn't nearly as bad as everyone thinks. Rimmers has been pretty darn good about getting my parts here with regular shipping in about 4 days. Packaged very nicely too. I save so much money with them even with the shipping.
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<font color="purple">Yes, yes, yes! I agree wholeheartedly. Even with larger bulkier items, their totals were significantly lower than the Stateside vendors. Saving $$$ now means more $$$ for Brit Bits later[:D]
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[wedgewa]

Yes, Rimmers can be outstanding most of the time. And they ship very fast.

But sometimes, their listings don't differentiate US spec parts clearly. I received a few items that I can't use on my US spec car and the return shipping cost exceeds the parts refund so they just sit on my shelf. An example would be their locking gas cap. Not just the venting issue - it won't even go in the filler tube at all.

I bought a complete trunk (boot) interior kit and none of the cardboard parts fit. Not just because the holes weren't right but the dimensions were waaay off. The mats, however, were perfect and overall, not a bad deal.