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86mud
6th October 2006, 08:45 AM
Hi all
Anybody ever ordered from Paddock Spares in England? I was just on their website http://www.paddockspares.com/ and I am interested in their extended bumpstops. Freight to my door in Brissie was around 15 pounds (estimate).
Cheers
Reads90
6th October 2006, 08:54 AM
Hi all
Anybody ever ordered from Paddock Spares in England? I was just on their website http://www.paddockspares.com/ and I am interested in their extended bumpstops. Freight to my door in Brissie was around 15 pounds (estimate).
Cheers
Yeah got parts from them in the past. But that was in the Uk. They are good but i also had a land rover place around the corner from me so did not use them that much. But heard loads of good reports about them. Most of the struff is Briparts and Allmakes. Who are the biggest makers of Landy pattern parts
Dayne
6th October 2006, 09:06 AM
I've used Paddock before about 5 mths ago. Very good service. Had internet tracking of package. I got a susp. hanger and repair sections of a firewall on a series 3 landy. They weren't landrover parts, the susp hanger didn't work and the bulkhead repair kit wasn't the same as the landrover style. So the finish isn't as good as I had hoped. The susp hanger ended up in the bin. The paint shop made a new one.
So great service, but sometimes not as good as landrover.(Parts)
Reads90
6th October 2006, 09:16 AM
I've used Paddock before about 5 mths ago. Very good service. Had internet tracking of package. I got a susp. hanger and repair sections of a firewall on a series 3 landy. They weren't landrover parts, the susp hanger didn't work and the bulkhead repair kit wasn't the same as the landrover style. So the finish isn't as good as I had hoped. The susp hanger ended up in the bin. The paint shop made a new one.
So great service, but sometimes not as good as landrover.(Parts)
Yeah as i said they are Pattern parts
LRHybrid100
6th October 2006, 09:25 AM
Hi all
Anybody ever ordered from Paddock Spares in England? I was just on their website http://www.paddockspares.com/ and I am interested in their extended bumpstops. Freight to my door in Brissie was around 15 pounds (estimate).
Cheers
Yup got some of their extended bump stops last week.
Paddocks Customers Service can be lacking sometimes though!!!
LRH
LRHybrid100
6th October 2006, 09:28 AM
Just make sure they dont charge you the 17.5% VAT as its export, and if you are buying a few parts that in total inc freight are over $300? but less than $1,000 then make sure they also send via Royal Mail - to avoid import duty + GST.
HTH
LRH
p38arover
6th October 2006, 09:37 AM
Just make sure they dont charge you the 17.5% VAT as its export, and if you are buying a few parts that in total inc freight are over $300? but less than $1,000 then make sure they also send via Royal Mail - to avoid import duty + GST.
I wanted a timing cover/oil pump off RPI recently. Price 167 quid, shipping 80 quid. I bought it cheaper here (taking into account possible duty and GST implications) and got it the same day.
Ron
muddymech
6th October 2006, 09:40 AM
Just make sure they dont charge you the 17.5% VAT as its export, and if you are buying a few parts that in total inc freight are over $300? but less than $1,000 then make sure they also send via Royal Mail - to avoid import duty + GST.
HTH
LRH
i agree we ordered some parts from craddocks, got stung gst
and had to collect from importer, not at all impressed.
personally find paddocks customer service lacking, recently been using island4x4
and find matt savage very good.
britpart and all makes you get vwhat you pay for have had good and bad stuff off both companies.
86mud
6th October 2006, 09:45 AM
Thanks for tips...especially about the VAT, requesting "Royal Mail" and avoiding import tax!
my order was only 50 pounds...roughly $125
I wonder how long it will take to deliver?
Cheers
muddymech
6th October 2006, 09:51 AM
thats a million doller question, im still waiting for some stuff (not
from a dealer) from the uk that was sent in august.
it can be anywere from 4 days to 15 weeks in my experiance.
LRHybrid100
6th October 2006, 03:11 PM
IF Paddocks have the stock in and can be arsed sending it then I find Royal Mail via Aus Post will take about a week or so.
HTH
LRH
86mud
6th October 2006, 03:30 PM
It's in the hands of the mail gods now...all I can do is sit and wait.
Cheers
86mud
11th October 2006, 01:14 PM
Just got a quote back from Paddock Spares on the mailing costs....52 pounds!!!!! Just for 50 pounds worth of stuff!!
Maggie Thatcher must still have control of things!!
They said a week for delivery....so fingers are crossed
Cheers
Reads90
11th October 2006, 01:47 PM
Maggie Thatcher must still have control of things!!
Cheers
Wish she bloody was . instead they have that T**t. Maggie was good
LRHybrid100
11th October 2006, 02:11 PM
have to agree, bring back Maggie!!!
LRH
LRHybrid100
11th October 2006, 02:15 PM
Just got a quote back from Paddock Spares on the mailing costs....52 pounds!!!!! Just for 50 pounds worth of stuff!!
Maggie Thatcher must still have control of things!!
They said a week for delivery....so fingers are crossed
Cheers
Did you ask them to send via Royal Mail? This sounds like a courier cost?
101RRS
11th October 2006, 04:16 PM
Just got a quote back from Paddock Spares on the mailing costs....52 pounds!!!!! Just for 50 pounds worth of stuff!!
Maggie Thatcher must still have control of things!!
They said a week for delivery....so fingers are crossed
Cheers
Go onto the Royal Mail website and you will get the cost of mailing items to Aust. In my experience with Jag stuff, many of the companies just use their contracted courier company as it is easier for them - pick up etc.
Gazzz
4bee
11th October 2006, 04:25 PM
Imho, Royal Mail/Aust. Post is best & prompt. Items can be insured if neccessary with them.
http://www.royalmail.com/portal/rm/content1'mediaId=22700566&catId=22700541
Some of the prices I have queried using their Freight Forwarders are exhorbitant & that 52 quid doesn't sound unusual at all.
dunno
12th October 2006, 02:53 PM
Have bought various parts from the UK over the years from several sources and always had great service and delivery. Replaced the canvas canopy on my S1 with one made in the UK and it was about half the price of getting one made in Aust, thats including the freight as well. On another time I got a S1 water pump and not only was it cheaper than in Aust, the delivery was quicker than if it had been ordered from Melbourne.
Seeding by Royal Mail is the way to go.
Dunno
86mud
18th October 2006, 08:54 AM
Well...got home yesterday to find the postie had left me a parcel...from Paddocks! Very impressed.
Now I have to find time to install my new bits.
FenianEel
18th October 2006, 09:25 AM
have to agree, bring back Maggie!!!
LRH
Wish she bloody was . instead they have that T**t. Maggie was good
How did I miss these???
For those that speak Irish:
TA GRAIN AGAM AR THATCHER FOS
Glad to hear your gear got here alright Mud86. ;)
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