[Valkyrie]

More on our new site... www.toyotapartsales.com

Due to popular request we recently opened our Toyota hard parts catalog online!

This provides application and wholesale pricing for all Toyota mechanical parts as well as body parts!

Now, if anyone has a question on the cheapest price of a part or which part you need for your specific application you can access all the information online!

In addition to hard parts, there is a catalog for Genuine Toyota Accessories as well!

As always, if you don't see it, ask! Please forward any inquiries to: [email protected]

Thanks for all of your support!

 

[Valkyrie]

bump for the end of the month!

 

[Valkyrie]

bump, and thank you for all the business!

 

[hytenor]

More on our new site... www.toyotapartsales.com

Due to popular request we recently opened our Toyota hard parts catalog online!

This provides application and wholesale pricing for all Toyota mechanical parts as well as body parts!

Now, if anyone has a question on the cheapest price of a part or which part you need for your specific application you can access all the information online!

In addition to hard parts, there is a catalog for Genuine Toyota Accessories as well!

As always, if you don't see it, ask! Please forward any inquiries to: [email protected]

Thanks for all of your support!

Hey, thats cool! Julie got rearended yesterday in her '01 RAV and I got an estimate from the shop. I was just now able to find everything they had listed, pretty cool They, of course, listed the 'list' prices. We aren't paying for it so it doesn't matter but it was fun to look everything up on your new catalog.
I'll show the guy your prices and see if they are better than what they usually pay, who knows

 

[grillmasterp]

Hey, thats cool! Julie got rearended yesterday in her '01 RAV and I got an estimate from the shop. I was just now able to find everything they had listed, pretty cool They, of course, listed the 'list' prices. We aren't paying for it so it doesn't matter but it was fun to look everything up on your new catalog.
I'll show the guy your prices and see if they are better than what they usually pay, who knows

Chris-
When My truck was hit (while parked at the Park & Ride) - Since insurance covered it under uninsured motorist-
I had My Insurance Co's take care of everything since one of there preferred shops was affiliated w/ an actual stealership.
However- Instead of letting the shop profit on the parts markup-
I had insurance send me a ck - and I bought the parts from Toyota -
The difference between the "list" & what I paid was significant enough to make it worth it.

 

[hytenor]

Chris-
When My truck was hit (while parked at the Park & Ride) - Since insurance covered it under uninsured motorist-
I had My Insurance Co's take care of everything since one of there preferred shops was affiliated w/ an actual stealership.
However- Instead of letting the shop profit on the parts markup-
I had insurance send me a ck - and I bought the parts from Toyota -
The difference between the "list" & what I paid was significant enough to make it worth it.

Hmm, the difference in price is just over $278 but that doesn't include freight so it might not be that much in the long run. the 'at fault' driver's ins is footing the bill but might be interested in saving a few bucks

'01 RAV4 2x4, AT
(rear bumper"
end cover w/o flair, rt
end cover w/o flair, lt

(back door)
door shell w/o spoiler
finish panel
emblem, RAV4
nameplate, toyota logo

Chris, what is freight for this stuff to 94547?

body shop price comes to $1099.74 and your site comes up with $821.64
the only list price that was different was for the door shell; the shop used $500.09 rather than the $567

 

[grillmasterp]

Hytenor-
In my case I had to pay 50% of the the deductible to make the uninsured motorist claim-
So instead of paying $250 out of my pocket- I used the difference between pricing to equalize everything. - I ran it by the service advisor first- Just told him I had an uncle that worked for the parts dept that could get a discount- They didn't care since they would be getting the $$$ from the labor/painting-

 

[hytenor]

Hytenor-
In my case I had to pay 50% of the the deductible to make the uninsured motorist claim-
So instead of paying $250 out of my pocket- I used the difference between pricing to equalize everything. - I ran it by the service advisor first- Just told him I had an uncle that worked for the parts dept that could get a discount- They didn't care since they would be getting the $$$ from the labor/painting-

Ah, that makes sense. I don't have to worry about deductable with this one

I got to see that other car today...amazing how much damage compared to my wife's RAV, just amazing. I'm sure they will total it since its a '93 Escort.

Looks like we picked a good car for her

 

[Valkyrie]

bump for fixing your Mom's car this weekend!

 

[Valkyrie]

bump to the top!