Needed Dennis McCann email address please

Mc Cann's # is (614) 855-1103, located in Westerville, Ohio. Another supplier in Ohio is George Evans and, of course, is T Rutland in Ga.

 

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Also, their Web site has an e-mail contact page
http://www.allferrariparts.com/contact_us.html

 

Hi Peppi. They are a small business and you will get a quicker response by telephone. I would give them a call. Good luck.

 

Peppi,

I would give a call and forego the email. I was at Mcann's last week and meet Dennis and his wife. Very nice people and passionate about what they do, but I would say rather reclusive. Amazing what they have stored at their warehouse, you say the engine and they've got it. It was a fun way to spend some time looking at all the ferrari parts. You could also call NJB associates and speak with Jack Babbit or Craig Reed (ferrari repair only) as they are located directly across the street from Mcann's and are over there for parts all the time. 614-891-5678

 

My advice is to stick with phone calls or Faxes as that is what Dennis told me he prefers. I have had great luck with Dennis. It seems they are not answering the phone on Fridays tho. Once he answered early Sat morn. and I apologized for bothering him! She takes the orders usually and does a great job. You can tell it is kinda of a mom and pop but I would much rather send my doough to that type of business versus the one in my home state that routinely charges twice what Dennis does and is more corporate in nature.


The last time I ordered a part they only charged me about half the qouted price, never more!

Does he really have entire engines? Should I ask him about wheels?

 

Peppi, I am going to NJB tomorrow to see Jack Babbit so I can stop and see Dennis for you since he is across the street. Hopefully he will be there. But, what is your full name and where are you located? You have nothing filled out in your personal profile. Robert

 

Randy, yes he has entire engines new and rebuilds. As for wheels, I imagine that Dennis can get you whatever you need as he is well known for his ability to secure difficult parts at fair and reasonable prices. Peppi, ti mandero una posta electronica privato via la tua indrizzo e-mail. Ciao. Robert

 

I thought I would let the group know of a really poor experience I had with Dennis McCann's shop.

A few weeks ago, I ordered some mousehair material from them to re do my Daytona Dash. I had it delivered right to my interior guy. He called me when he received it and said that the mousehair was 10 inches short of what we ordered (and paid for) and had several lightened areas from it being rolled up. He insisted that I see it because he did not think the white lines would disappear over time. I took off work and went over to his shop and saw the lines (see attached photo). It is especially apparent on the deep black color of the new mousehair (the photo does not show it that well).

I sent it back to McCann and told them to inpect it very quickly and I would appreciate a quick turnaround for new material to be sent out (as our project is really getting delayed). I called them every few days and left messages. I finally got a hold of them. They said they had received the material back the previous week and did not see anything wrong with it but would refund my money (less shipping, of course). I asked them why they had not returned my previous calls and they said they were really busy. They were extremely unapologetic about the delays and the poor product they had sent me.

This is the first and hopefully last poor experience I have had with them. I thought the group should know.
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I just ordered belts and tensioners from them on Friday by phone. I received them on Monday. 1st time I ordered from them and they were very responsive.

 

One more vote for a positive experience with Dennis M.
Tom B.

 

I have had positive experiences in the past as well but not this time.

 

I also had a very good experience with Dennis. When changing the fuel lines out on my 328 this fall I found that the evaporative emission charcoal cannister was damaged. He had a new one out me in 4 days and it was the best price by 20% compared to the other vendors frequently mentioned on this site.

 

I've had 3 or 4 good orders with them, then one bad order where I was billed but never got the parts, then 3 or 4 more good orders (fast delivery, good prices, good responsiveness on the phone, etc.).

Overall they run a good shop, but they certainly have bad days now and again.

 

It sounds like others have had problems as well. I was most disapponted by thier attitude and thier disrespect for my needing the material in a hurry. Everybody has bad days and I must have just caught them on a few of them.

 

I have never had a problem with them. They have a good assortment of hard-to-find parts and at good prices too. Between them and Ferrari of UK, all of my parts needs are met.

And as mentioned above, phone and fax is the best methods to contact them.

 

Although McCann is certainly a competitor of Ricambi, I'll chime in here too...

When a customer calls us for Dino parts, we almost always refer them directly to Dennis. I have his telco and email posted on my PC, and gladly refer those customers to him. He has an extremely good knowledge of those cars, and a deep inventory of parts. In my (limited) dealings with Dennis and Norma, they've always been professional and prompt. Each of the independent parts suppliers has a specific niche that works best for them. In the Dino world, he's a go-to guy. I'm sorry the OP had a bad experience with McCann, but I'm confident it was an exception, rather than the norm.


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