Six pack Speedshop UK • The Dodge Challenger Message Board

by **dave-r** » 02 Aug 2007 13:09

Six Packspeedshop UK will be the UKs 1st dedicated Mopar e-service for parts in the UK, with many lines in stock available for delivery the next day.

Opening offer - 20% discount on all pre ordered items. Offer valid until 15th August

"The first phase of our e shop will be the facility to order and check stock via a comprehensive website - www.six-packspeedshop.co.uk. This facility will be fully operational on October 1st, the launch date of our e-mopar shop. We have excellent access to all the major US manufactures of mopar parts coupled with competitive pricing and the ease of dealing with a firm based in the UK. We know others supply the UK market but not in any format that we will provide and we hope you will all benefit fromthis new shop."

"Customers will be able to order on line and we will confirm the order the same or the following day along with dispatch. A collection service will also be possible with prior arrangement. We will stock initially the more bulky items - such as body panels, along with trim, and items such as TTI exhausts."

"We fully appreciate that to have a fully stocked e shop would initially be a huge undertaking so we have access to our colleagues at the six packspeed shop in Belgium where we will be access many smaller mechanical items which will be sent from us directly to you. Payment will be on delivery, so before you part with your hard earned cash you will be getting the part in your hand, we will also operate a visa / debit card facility for those who wish to pay this way."

"We look forward to doing business with you in the near future."

"Please ring us on 07771 904525 for any initial questions or pre orders."

by **Eddie** » 02 Aug 2007 13:29

Hope Red Raven sees this. He needs some parts, I have a few xtras and was gonna ship them to him. Until I saw the shipping rates to Ireland, Yikes!! :shock:

by JJ » 02 Aug 2007 13:48

Dave, congratulations to the new shop. Looks great.

by **dave-r** » 02 Aug 2007 14:09

Not mine!

I wish it was. :lol:

by **RedRaven** » 02 Aug 2007 14:58

Way ahead of ya dude my parts arrive on Monday from Six Pack Boys!!!

airfuelEddie wrote:Hope Red Raven sees this. He needs some parts, I have a few xtras and was gonna ship them to him. Until I saw the shipping rates to Ireland, Yikes!!

by **dave-r** » 02 Aug 2007 15:03

I got a new Legendary trunk mat from them at the Nats. It cost about £40. That is almost twice the price in the US but believe me that is cheaper and easier than importing one here.

by **RedRaven** » 02 Aug 2007 15:07

Yeah, I contacted Six Pack to see if he could bring my parts to the Nats he said no probs...When I found out I wasnt gonna make it I tried to ask some body to pick em up and bring em back home for me but it didnt work out...aint that a b**ch!!!

dave-r wrote:I got a new Legendary trunk mat from them at the Nats. It cost about £40. No big postage and VAT bill.

by **fbernard** » 02 Aug 2007 22:56

dave-r wrote:I got a new Legendary trunk mat from them at the Nats. It cost about £40. That is almost twice the price in the US but believe me that is cheaper and easier than importing one here.

Saw those mats they had there... Hard to believe this is part of the year-one year-round backorder parts list!
It was so easy to get them at the Nats that I didn't even feel like buying them anymore! Where's the sport, if Jose deJesus can't tell me they're not available :s024:

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Kidding aside, it's nice to have a European dealer who will stock those. I bought an E-body glove box, so my white Chally will have one again.

I've only heard good things about SPSS from friends in Northern France and Belgium.

by **ianandjess** » 03 Aug 2007 13:36

it would be great to have that sort of business here in AUS but we have to suffer excessive prices its cheaper for us to import our own parts from the USA pain in the butt
cheers ian

by **dave-r** » 03 Aug 2007 14:08

That is usually the case here too. In particular with the US Dollar being so weak against the Pound.

But for very small or very large items or boxes of parts it probably works out about the same from this new place but with the convenience of being able to get stuff the next day.
And being able to return stuff if it is not right. :thumbsup:

by **Eddie** » 03 Aug 2007 20:27

Congrats! Glad to see you dudes have a logical and economical choice! :mrgreen:

by **Luke** » 15 Aug 2007 13:25

ianandjess wrote:it would be great to have that sort of business here in AUS but we have to suffer excessive prices its cheaper for us to import our own parts from the USA pain in the butt
cheers ian

how about elko performance, they stock a large range of e-body stuff.

by **Eddie** » 15 Aug 2007 13:31

I wonder if you can get complete engines? I know someone who lives in Iran and wants a B/RB engine for his B-body. I told him the shipping from the states would be a killer. Cheaper to get one closer to his geographic location I would assume. :?:

by **ianandjess** » 15 Aug 2007 14:40

yea ive bought stuff through elko luke but there prices are rude & they slug you nearly as much to ship it as it costs to ship it from the usa
cheers ian

by **Eddie** » 15 Aug 2007 19:19

So Ian, where would be the most economical place to get a complete turn key big block, either 400 or 440 based,(I told him a 400 would be much easier to acquire and build), ready to drop in arun on Iranian gas which I assume is low octane,(89 ROM+2 USA ratings)?

by **ianandjess** » 16 Aug 2007 13:41

i think with heavy parts like that eddie the closest 1 he can find would be the best candidate
cheers ian

by **Eddie** » 16 Aug 2007 18:43

Thanks Ian, I'll inform him. :mrgreen: