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I want to buy some odds and ends for a Ford Ranger, seat covers, floor mats, and we will see.
Figured online would be priced better than local stores, but rather than going straight to Amazon....
Lots of online places. Me, I prefer Amazon, not sure why to rule them out. At the very least, read the reviews there, even if you are opposed to buying from there.
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I bought a lot of stuff from JC W back when a kid in the 60s, to keep various cars going and add a few accessories. They were kind of the Harborn Freight of auto parts, and only phone-mail order then, I always had the latest catalog. Mostly cheap, mostly fair to low quality. Rock Auto is similar only in that they are online, but their products are high quality, at reasonable, but not cheap prices.
I recently sold a JC Whitney catalog from 1970's for a good profit on eB*y.
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