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    Genuine Spare Parts - US supplier

    Hi All,
    My brother has put me onto this US Landrover parts supplier, they ship world wide and he is more than happy with the service and savings.

    https://bputah.com/

    No engine parts for any of the engines apart from the V8 but just about everything else.

    Happy Shopping
    Rich

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    Have used them a number of times - excellent service and prices.

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    To ship a water pump (RR Classic) was quoted as $59 last week. Reasonable.

    Choice in order of price: OEM, "ATX" (brand) and "aftermarket", with the ATX visibly the best build, and has a 2 year warranty.

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    What's this "ATX" ... please explain.

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    The fact that freight from the US is cheap , and they don't
    charge sales tax , is very helpful . The UK/EU countries are
    high freight and usually charge GST ( even though they
    probably claim exemption , but pocket it themselves ).
    Just received tractor rear wheel spacers from SF . Two
    BIG pieces of steel , yet only $34 air freight ! Would be
    $107 to return them.
    Last edited by Neil P; 25th October 2011 at 07:19 AM. Reason: wrong calc number

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    I've used BPUtah aswell and they were pretty good. Maybe a bit slow delivery but good prices and easy to deal with.

    Quote Originally Posted by Neil P View Post
    The UK/EU countries are
    high freight and usually charge GST ( even though they
    probably claim exemption , but pocket it themselves ).
    Neil, are you really saying that some UK/EU based LR suppliers are pocketing the VAT/GST they are charging on export orders to non eu residents that don't need to pay it?

    In the last 4 years I have probably had 70 orders of parts come in from numerous overseas suppliers, and not one of them has charged me any VAT/TAX at the supply end.

    Has this actually happened to you?

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    I have had a number of items sent from UK & have never been charged VAT. If companies have mistakenly added VAT they will remove when asked.

    Gary

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    Quote Originally Posted by Psimpson7 View Post
    Neil, are you really saying that some UK/EU based LR suppliers are pocketing the VAT/GST they are charging on export orders to non eu residents that don't need to pay it? ....................... YES !

    In the last 4 years I have probably had 70 orders of parts come in from numerous overseas suppliers, and not one of them has charged me any VAT/TAX at the supply end.

    Has this actually happened to you? .................................... Four times this year !
    and ..........They usually pocket it at the end as " upped freight " The last lot were for wiper blades.

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    I've never been charged VAT on any of the goods that I've bought from the UK - it's a simple matter to contact the Customs dept in the country of origin and they will quickly get you a refund and jump on the company concerned - they (UK Customs) take a very dim view of VAT defrauding practices.

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    I just recently imported from USA a Ford Explorer V6 Timing Kit valued at $200 AD package was about 30cmx30cm by 15cm and weighed 4kilos and cost me $113 for the second to last cheapest delivery, if I wanted in 2 days it would have cost almost double that price.
    I don't see anywhere that delivery/postage costs are cheap, when I am looking to buy overseas I automatically halve the cost of the product and add that as total cost and most times it works out as cheap to buy here, Regards Frank.

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