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YOUR RESEARCHGrand Re-Opening of warehouse33auto.com
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If you took it to a shop each time a different part of the system gave out (like a line of falling dominos), I think you could approach $12k in Indy and $20k in dealership repair bills.
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For Canada I use USPS, but my checkout is not designed for international at this time.
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If you took it to a shop each time a different part of the system gave out (like a line of falling dominos), I think you could approach $12k in Indy and $20k in dealership repair bills.
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I want to say thank you for all the orders and I'm still running the 10% off on all car parts currently on the website.
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And for those who haven’t tried them yet Warehouse33 is a great company run by a great Rennlister.
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If you took it to a shop each time a different part of the system gave out (like a line of falling dominos), I think you could approach $12k in Indy and $20k in dealership repair bills.
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I tried it out this morning on my iPad and it worked on my end.
I just had the whole website completely redone with over 45K in parts in stock & ready to ship.
I still don't have everything up and listed yet that I have available like Momo, Sparco, etc... so please contact me.
Anyway to celebrate I'm offering 10% off of everything that is currently on the website. Here's the catch, my web guys didn't put the option of a coupon code at check-out(They're working on that). So go the site, register and then contact me and I will set your account for 10% off. The reflected price will show at check-out.
I'm going to run this for 3 months from when you register and contact me.
CLICK HERE to shop now.
-Jason
EDIT:10/29/15 Enter RENNLIST at checkout in the coupon code section to receive the 10% off. thanks Jason
Jason got me an incredible deal on control arms for my S430 4matic last fall. I had searched for a good deal on them for nearly a year because they were so expensive. Warehouse33's price was significantly lower than any other price I found while searching for that long. Very good customer service, top quality parts and although I haven't met him in person, he seems to be a genuinely good guy. Give him a try - I did and could not have been happier.
Always glad to give a KCMO company business! Lived in North KC for a couple of years after college "NWMSU" then in Lees Summit before job brought me to Atlanta. Will be ordering some rear rotors and pads for my 996 soon!
jetson8859, This KCMO business would love to have your business! I was born and obviously still live here in the Brookside area. The Northland and LS are great places to live, my mom's side of the family all live north of the river.
gnat, I try to keep to keep the prices on parts and shipping as competitive as much as possible.
-Jason
Just ordered some parts. Usually use ebay or wholesaler dealer websites for my German cars. Autozone never has anything. Great communication and shipped same day. Prices below eBay buy it now. Website was easy to navigate.
I realize that this is my second post in this thread, but at the risk of sounding like a shill for Jason, I just wanted to share some numbers from my second transaction with him that I just finalized today. I have an aftermarket body kit on my S430. Thanks to my wife and my teenage son, it's gotten pretty buggered up over the last couple of years. I went to the manufacturer's website to order replacement front bumper cover and side sills direct from them: price including shipping $705. Just for giggles, I searched online retailers for the same parts advertising blowout sales: price including shipping $704. I called Jason. He wasn't registered as a distributor for them, but he was willing to contact them and get set up as a distributor. He e-mails me back the next day: Jason's price including shipping $561. This is basically what happened with the control arms I ordered from him for the same car last fall - roughly the same discount off lowest price scouring the internet for the best deal. Not sure he can deliver this kind of discount on every deal, but I'm pretty convinced that I'm not going to overpay with him. Plus great service - I actually speak with him when I call. My $.02 worth.
Ck986, The brands are under the description. I'm going to be adding brand logo's here pretty soon so it easier to see or recognize.
Go here
https://www.warehouse33auto.com/part...914/3/0/1684/0
and scroll down to the bottom to the Pagid pads. Let me know.
-Jason
Jason is hands down the best... he finds parts when others are sold out or back ordered... he returns calls and emails- all this great Porsche savvy customer service plus 10% off-
I tried it out this morning on my iPad and it worked on my end. With the new website you can only search by part number, my old one you could search by anything, keyword, description, part number, etc... I wish this one you could though.
If you're having trouble finding parts or a part number just shoot me an email.
-Jason
Just placed another order. Discount still working as noted above! Also, make sure you log in before placing anything in cart. I did it in reverse and the discount showed up when viewing the part but didn't show up in cart.
Contacted Jason and just had to delete the cart and add the items back. Also got free shipping!
This Missouri boy is a happy customer!
I have made several parts orders over the past few months for various cars with Warehouse 33. Today I needed just a temperature sensor. The local BMW dealer wanted $60 for the part - Jason's price was $15. It arrived at his warehouse 3 hours after I ordered it. So, I dropped by Warehouse 33 to pick it up and I finally got to meet Jason in person and see the whole operation. They have a surprising amount of stuff in stock. Not surprising is that Jason is definitely an enthusiast - he has a collection of classics/exotics/race cars sitting around the warehouse. He had a 996TT cabriolet, a 930, a Pantera, couple of BMWs and several others I can't recall exactly. Anyway, it was good to meet a fellow Rennlister and see the operation behind his business. He is as friendly in person as he is on the phone. It is great to see a truly good guy doing so well. (Jason is the skinny one!)
Jeff,
Nice to finally meet you and thank you for the continue support. And we need to fire the photographer, my eyes are closed and we're both squinting!
-Jason
Mike,
Within the US most orders ship Fedex and some USPS. For Canada I use USPS, but my checkout is not designed for international at this time.
Email me and I can get you a shipping quote.
-Jason
Swear I am not a spokesman for the company, but for enough money I would be. Just priced a bunch of parts on different sites. All were about the same. With the 10% still going I just saved $50. Enough for a free Mobil 1 oil change.
Once again thank you for your repeat business.
I'm going to go ahead and keep the 10% discount on if Rennlisters are going to keep buying! All I ask is, to spread the word for me.
-Jason
Thanks to Jason for my order of parts for an E30 325is and my 996. Very good parts at very good prices!
He did me a further favor and shipped to my vacation rental in VA Beach. Saves me the duty and taxes if I would have received North of the border.
Thanks again Jason, I'll be using your services again!
I ordered slotted Sebro rotors from Jason a few weeks ago, and finally got around to installing them with some new Carbotech pads this past weekend. So far so good! Thanks for the great service Jason!
I just bought a coilover conversion kit (for f---ed up ABC system) in the SL500 from Strutmasters. Damn, I forgot to call you to see if you could have gotten me a discount.
If you think the IMSB problem in about 5% (roughly - no certificate of accuracy implied with that number) of 996s is bad, take a look at that POS Mercedes Active Body Control system. Even if you go the DIY route, you are still looking at multiple failure modes that occur consecutively that cost around $2grrrr EACH to fix. You could realistically spend $6k or $7k in parts over the course of a year plus a boatload of your time getting that ABC system back to solid working condition. If you took it to a shop each time a different part of the system gave out (like a line of falling dominos), I think you could approach $12k in Indy and $20k in dealership repair bills. Then be prepared to do it all over again in about 5 to 7 years. And that's for virtually 100% of those cars. Screw that. I'll do the coilover conversion and keep the old parts in case the next owner wants to take it back to stock.
Anyhow, Jason, just for future reference, can you normally get us a discount from a specialty vendor like Strutmasters?
Just ordered a replacement water pump, coolant, and low temp thermostat
GREAT pricing, even without the extra 10% was very competitive, with the 10% no better deal anywhere I could find.
Jason was very fast in email reply and also saved me $$ on shipping letting me know that they will be shipping from their LA warehouse, so ground which is free will be fast. Ground from LA to San Diego is normally a day!
Great followup for what seems to be a A+ vendor
My only suggestion is the search on the website is a little PITA
Would be great to have parts diagrams as well
Jason,
You really need to do something about your web page/catalogue. Terrible search features...it's 2015 - it seems like you've got great customer service, but having to put all my car data in with each and every parts search is just a deal breaker for me. Best of luck
Dporto,
I understand what you're saying, I'm working with my web guys right now to get the search to work a lot smoother. Trust me I'm a very frustrated as I had paid about what a used 996 cost to have this website built earlier this year.
You shouldn't have to put your car info in every time. When you hit the back button it should save it. What browser are you using? I just tested it on a PC using Chrome, Firefox, Safari and IE.
-Jason
I had the same search issue and I use Chrome
In any case, I ordered parts yesterday at 2:00 PDT and they arrived today (next day) around 2:30 PDT
Probably saved $60-$150 on a water pump, low temp thermostat and 3 gal of Porsche coolant.
free ground shipping (1 day for me) and no CA Sales tax + Saving $$$ = great deal
I feel you on the ABC system, KC. I had to jump through a bunch of expensive hoops in getting the ABC sorted on my AMG S55. All is well now, but was rough for awhile with wacky tire wear and suspension with a mind of it's own! I am one of the lucky ones who got by with 1 strut, a used ABC module and a flush and rodeo. Been good for a couple years now. Fingers still crossed.
Well here we are again with another all brand new updated website to hopefully fix all of the previous problems. Look around, tell me what you think with any ideas or suggestions. Also the new website now has access to an East Coast warehouse so ground shipping should be a lot faster West of the Mississippi and parts of the Midwest.
We're still offering 10% off, just click "Apply Coupon" at checkout and enter RENNLIST
www.warehouse33auto.com
-Jason
New website is very much improved. My only gripe, so far, is the quantity number is transparent when I enter a figure in that field. The numbers do calculate; but if I was making a sizeable order, I'd probably get real frustrated. This is on a current IOS iPad. Any ideas?
BTW, thanks for being a superb vendor.
I noticed the part I circled in red, I typed 25 in the box and all you can see is the 2. Is that what you're talking about? I just forwarded it to my web team.
Thank you for your bringing this up to me, anything else you see please let me know. So far this is night & day from the previous version.
-Jason
Hey Jason! Great to see you're finally moving into the present with the website. Not to be a pr*ck but I hope you got a new web team as well... In any case, your prices and service has always been great - I hope it works out for you
That last website was terrible and I could have bought a 996 for the price I paid for that. I have a completely new web team, new website and it's hosted on Rackspace so should be faster.
And ground shipping should be 2-3 days to you in NY if the parts are in stock at the East Coast warehouse. Win win
-Jason
