In message , Austin Shackles writes
>generally, I've found both Paddock and Beamends OK. Get the odd cockup, but
>I think they've always been put right.
Is there any confirmation that Beamends is doing full mail order to all and sundry at the moment or is it only to 'known customers'?
On or around Sun, 25 Nov 2007 16:13:31 +0000, AJG enlightened us thusly:
last I heard, he was doing mail order again. But that's not very recent - he's using couriers rather than the post orifice.
Why, is it for sale? :-)
"Austin Shackles" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com...
I agree about Paddock: run by real people, who know their Landies and will go, if the not the extra mile, at least a furlong or so. Example: I got my Good Lady Wife to call there to pick some bits up for me; she got lost, rang them for directions, and they stayed open for a few minutes beyond their normal closing time to wait for her. And if you go in there and ask for a load of stuff, they'll know what job you're doing and remind you of the gasket, or the tab washers, that you'll certainly need but had forgotten to ask for.
I've less experience of Rimmer Bros, but no problems at all with speed or price on the bits I've had, and their online catalogue is useful.
In a dim and distant universe , Austin Shackles muttered: [Snippety snip]
He is genuine. I've known him for sometime, nothing to do with Land Rovers (fellow user of decent computer systems....)
In a dim and distant universe , Mark Solesbury muttered: [Snippety snip]
Slightly agitated!!! :-)
If someone did that to me, I'd be looking for online meat cleaver or shotgun suppliers, not Landy parts.... ;-)
"Paul Vigay" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@invalid-domain.co.uk...
hehehe
I have probably bought more from Richard than anyone on here & he is, very genuine & a nice chap to boot. I can't get hold of him, i'll ring the bugger.
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