I Can Help With Toyota Parts
03-18-2008, 08:21 AM
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lol Seems like your making a whole big stink from being inpatient. Your local dealer should be able to match another dealers "special" pricing. Of course, you will have to spend gas to go there so I'm not sure if that'll work for you since that would be more than an out-of-state phone call.... 
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03-18-2008, 08:27 AM
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Wow...you are cheap.... lol Seems like your making a whole big stink from being inpatience. Your local dealer should be able to match another dealers "special" pricing. Of course, you will have to spend gas to go there so I'm not sure if that'll work for you since that would be more than an out-of-state phone call....
lol Seems like your making a whole big stink from being inpatience. Your local dealer should be able to match another dealers "special" pricing. Of course, you will have to spend gas to go there so I'm not sure if that'll work for you since that would be more than an out-of-state phone call.... 
03-18-2008, 08:29 AM
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What I can tell you is that Irwin motors here in NH are crooks!!!
I need a new leather cover for my drivers seat and they want a whopping 719.32 up front for it no discount and the price is just WAY out there!
So again props for the guys that DO offer any type of discount heck I would be happy with 10% opposed to nothing!
And as far as an answer back on an email can you imaging how many he got and how long it takes to answer back to all of them not to mention other thing he has to do in a day...patience is a virtue
I need a new leather cover for my drivers seat and they want a whopping 719.32 up front for it no discount and the price is just WAY out there!
So again props for the guys that DO offer any type of discount heck I would be happy with 10% opposed to nothing!
And as far as an answer back on an email can you imaging how many he got and how long it takes to answer back to all of them not to mention other thing he has to do in a day...patience is a virtue
03-18-2008, 08:45 AM
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yooz a bad boy Edzo!! you got spizzanked!
03-19-2008, 09:46 AM
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If you are asking about front mud guards, my 4Runner came with running boards which are able to serve a similar purpose as the mud guards..
With many people removing their old running boards, its a commonly needed item, so we can protect the rocker panels and lower portions of the doors.
With many people removing their old running boards, its a commonly needed item, so we can protect the rocker panels and lower portions of the doors.
03-19-2008, 12:43 PM
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04-30-2008, 06:40 PM
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Hey Silver thanks. I will be needing a few things for the near future as well. And because I'm in Alaska, I need every break I can get. Also, do you (or someone there) provide tech info as well? For example, I need a new switch that works the dome light (the switch in the drivers door jam). I've unbolted mine twice and tried to remove the wire from it and I don't see how that can be done without breaking it. So if I get a new one, do I just break the little locking tab on the old one to get the plug out and then it plugs and locks into the new one? I can only pull about an inch and a half of wire out of the door jam so it's not like an in-line (along the wire) plug...
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