Super Cheap Parts for older bikes!!!

[kingriz1]

I am thinking about buying this old Dodge Challenger and playing around with it. 1971 Hemi Orange. Sorry does not look like the General Lee.

So I went to JC whitney to see what old parts they had and I happened to click on the Motorcyle section.

Now they dont have much but Wheel Bearings are 4 bucks and spring kits are $6.99.

Any one used JC whitney for parts in the past.

Also found some cool old parts for a sp 125.


http://www.jcwhitney.com

Let me know what you think.

Sincerely,

Riz

 

[spanky250]

You ever bought anything from J C Whitney before? You get what you pay for...

 

[kingriz1]

yeah I bought some stuff from there 15 or so years ago.

Anyway just thought i would pass the advice on.

The sprockets looked like they were pretty good.

Sincerely,

Riz

 

[YZandrew]

kingriz1, I've got a 70 Challenger, and it looks nothing like the General Lee. I think you may be looking at a Charger. The General Lee was a '69 Dodge Charger. Either way, if the car's in good shape, you should have fun with it. Good luck!

 

[KnobShredder]

i once bought a set up spiked foot pegs from jc whitney. they were top quality. and cheap! in the last 3 years i've bought over $1,000.00 worth of goods for my car - some cheap and flimsy stuff, but the majority is excellent quality. the thing with jc whitney is that they usually offer several different brands for one item. go with the more expensive item. it will still save you money

 

[spanky250]

The stock mufflers where starting to rust on my XJ 550 Seca, so my dad thought he would surprise me with a new set. He ordered a set fom J C Whitney. He presented me with the box when it arrived, with eager anticipation of my delight at his gift. When we opened the box and examined the mufflers, not only where they the cheesiest things we had ever seen, they were both left-side mufflers! He was so dissapointed.:(

 

[RedBull]

dang spanky!! lol i can feel that pain ALLLLL the way on this side of the screen!:scream: