Good place to buy boat parts?
 

"Marc" wrote in message

| There are more, just google.

That's the point Marc!!

He's not doing his own leg work. It's out there for those who want to find
it.
Instead he's here asking.. and getting no answers partly because he's vague
in what he wants and hasn't done the prep work.

I mean look at the question .."Are there any good US sites on the Internet
to buy boat parts like
snatchblocks, winch handles, etc.at a discount?"

Of course there are... even West Marine has sales and discounts. A trip to
his local marinas might get him better advise for his location from people
that have experience. Why would anyone think that 'better" deals are
available on the web?

CM

Good place to buy boat parts?
 

What do you "consider" a discount store then .... ??????

CM


"Dennis Vogel" wrote in message
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| I have heard of all of those but I don't consider them discount stores.
|
| Dennis
| Pearson Flyer
| Mobile, AL
|
| Have you not heard of Boat US, West Marine, Annapolis Performance
Sailing,
| Sailnet, etc, etc, etc?
| S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
| Trains are a winter sport
|
|

Good place to buy boat parts?
 

Can't speak for everything, but I generally buy anything that is
non-perishable and cost over 25.00 online, My experience is that one can
find exactly what one is looking for at a lower price, after shipping,
handling and tax is taken into consideration. (Not to mention traffic, store
size, incompetent clerks, long checkout lines, etc. etc.)



"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message
...

"Marc" wrote in message

| There are more, just google.

That's the point Marc!!

He's not doing his own leg work. It's out there for those who want to find
it.
Instead he's here asking.. and getting no answers partly because he's
vague
in what he wants and hasn't done the prep work.

I mean look at the question .."Are there any good US sites on the Internet
to buy boat parts like
snatchblocks, winch handles, etc.at a discount?"

Of course there are... even West Marine has sales and discounts. A trip
to
his local marinas might get him better advise for his location from people
that have experience. Why would anyone think that 'better" deals are
available on the web?

CM

Good place to buy boat parts?
 

Try SailLoco, a regular poster here. He will drop ship most any part you
might require. And he' cheap.



"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message
...
Try being specific about what you're looking for Dennis. Discounted parts
come at the premium of questionable history and dependability at times.
Ask
around for your local "Midnite Sailing Supplies" vendor. The local Thieves
Guild may have just what you are looking for in recently pilfered winches
or
would no doubt take orders on specific parts. I understand they have a
thriving business at City Marina in NYC run by an unscrupulous character
referred to as "Big Bob"......

Good Luck....

CM




"Dennis Vogel" wrote in message
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| I have heard of all of those but I don't consider them discount stores.
|
| Dennis
| Pearson Flyer
| Mobile, AL
|
| Have you not heard of Boat US, West Marine, Annapolis Performance
Sailing,
| Sailnet, etc, etc, etc?
| S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
| Trains are a winter sport
|
|

Good place to buy boat parts?
 

I have heard of all of those but I don't consider them discount stores.

Well, what do you consider a discount marine store? Also if they arn't
discount stores and you know who is why did you ask the question in the first
place? I'm always looking for a bargin so post the names of who you consider
to be the titans of the industry.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
Trains are a winter sport

Good place to buy boat parts?
 

I buy all my boat stuff at Wal Mart.

Scotty

"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message
...
What do you "consider" a discount store then .... ??????

CM


"Dennis Vogel" wrote in message
link.net...
| I have heard of all of those but I don't consider them discount stores.
|
| Dennis
| Pearson Flyer
| Mobile, AL
|
| Have you not heard of Boat US, West Marine, Annapolis Performance
Sailing,
| Sailnet, etc, etc, etc?
| S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
| Trains are a winter sport
|
|

Good place to buy boat parts?
 

Ok, I found some winch handles at ebay and I'm still looking for a good deal
on quality snatch blocks.

I need four snatch blocks so if I save $10.00 each that adds up. I looked at
a local marine store and they are over $110.00. Found some on ebay for
$89.00.

I got a good deal on my Flyer but there is hardware missing. Plus I'm going
to need a lot of nickel and dime stuff like turn blocks, safety kit
w/flares, air horn, horseshoe ring, etc.

I was hoping to find a good on-line discount store where I could get
everything in one shipment. But I guess the maufactures are protecting their
retailers.

Dennis
Pearson Flyer #168
Mobile, AL

Are there any good US sites on the Internet to buy boat parts like
snatchblocks, winch handles, etc.at a discount?

Thanks,

Dennis

Good place to buy boat parts?
 

I buy all my boat stuff at Wal Mart.

I thought Neil shopped there.


S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
Trains are a winter sport

Good place to buy boat parts?
 

Hi CM, I can't find any more information about Thieves Guild. Any links?


Try being specific about what you're looking for Dennis. Discounted parts
come at the premium of questionable history and dependability at times.
Ask
around for your local "Midnite Sailing Supplies" vendor. The local Thieves
Guild may have just what you are looking for in recently pilfered winches
or
would no doubt take orders on specific parts. I understand they have a
thriving business at City Marina in NYC run by an unscrupulous character
referred to as "Big Bob"......

Good Luck....

CM




"Dennis Vogel" wrote in message
link.net...
| I have heard of all of those but I don't consider them discount stores.
|
| Dennis
| Pearson Flyer
| Mobile, AL
|
| Have you not heard of Boat US, West Marine, Annapolis Performance
Sailing,
| Sailnet, etc, etc, etc?
| S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
| Trains are a winter sport
|
|

Good place to buy boat parts?
 

For hardware and line try Annapolis Performance Sailing.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
Trains are a winter sport