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Aussies Kiwis - Swepco supplier.
Yay, I've tracked down a supplier in this corner of the world.
Kudos Petroleum is in Gisbourne, New Zealand but he's happy to post to Australia. I asked for prices and he emailed back with: Hello Bill 201 is $81.83 excl GST for 3.85l 306 engine oil $36.49 excl GST for 3.85l Regards Kevin 021 736 544 GST is 12.5% and his email address is amps.electronics@xtra.co.nz Please note the prices are in Kiwi dollars, so after the conversion it's almost free. Last edited by Bill Douglas; 12-07-2007 at 02:38 PM.. |
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The stuff has to come from the USA anyways, it's probably cheaper to order and ship through Pelican...
-Wayne
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Wayne, here lies the problem:
USPS service provided by Pelican is the trackable "Global Express" - too expensive for a lot of us OS customers. Pelican used to make standard mailing available with no tracking and it is much more affordable. I was more than happy to chance the fairly remote possibility of theft or disappearance - particularly for relatively light and cheap items such as gaskets. Also the website states that the product is 'ground shipping only', I presume this rules out Global Express as I know it is an 'airmail' service? Using the Pelican website (and presuming it will ship), it costs AU$138 for a quart of Swepco delivered to me. Using Bill's prices, I will have that same quart delivered to me via NZ for less than AU$100 I'd be interested to know your thoughts on this Wayne.
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Quite true Fishcop, to purchase Swepco 201 oil through Pelican Parts was a total of $127.50 U.S dollars, brought mine through Paragon for a total of $96.97 U.S dollars. shipping USPS EXPRESS MAIL INTERNATIONAL $57.22 U.S paragon, got here wthin a few days , Pelican USPS EXPRESS MAIL INTERNATIONAL $ 78.25, a total difference of $30.53 U.S. on this one item.
still waiting on wayne thoughts.
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+1 for a cheaper shipping option. I recently tried to order the "rebuild and modify" book
but baulked when the book was $20 and the shipping $30. I'm sure the book is worth every cent but I'm too tight to pay 150% of the sticker price on delivery. andy |
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have you tried him? because the guy over this side of the isaland wants 200 bucks for the same bottle, if he is real this is a great deal regards Robin |
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Robin- he's a Kiwi. Of course he's the real deal
![]() Bill- I can't believe you still have that old bus. In it for life eh? Mine's been orphaned in the garage (but still treated fairly of course) since the arrival of little miss 2 year old. At least she can say "daddy's car!" while she keeps that Swepco 201 slushing around by stirring the stick and spinning the Nardi!
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