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  1. motts

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    #1 motts, Jul 12, 2018
    In the near future I will address the rust spot under the hood from what I gathered it’s a common problem. I purchased a new lining to be installed afterwards, so now I am looking to buy the buttons that holds up the lining and from 3 legit suppliers prices go from 0.11 cents to 0.48 and to 0.90 cents.
    What gives?


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  2. dm_n_stuff

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    #2 dm_n_stuff, Jul 12, 2018
    And how many of these buttons do you need? Because even at 90 cents each, buying 500 of them is still cheaper than an oil change. :D

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  3. motts

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    #3 motts, Jul 12, 2018
    If there were buttons that were a $1.25 I would probably buy those, but my point is why such a discrepancy? All the sellers have the same part number.


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  4. dm_n_stuff

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    #4 dm_n_stuff, Jul 12, 2018
    different suppliers have differing levels of markup. Some see this as an addon item, others look to make a profit on every thing they sell.

    I can buy the same screw from 5 suppliers. Fastenall is $.99, Home Depot is .69 and MMC is .30. Folks charge what they can.

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  5. Dave rocks

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    #5 Dave rocks, Jul 12, 2018
    Keep in mind, buying from a vendor overseas will require duty and more expensive shipping. US vendors pay both those charges to bring parts in and need to factor those costs into the unit sales price.
     
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  6. Continental AutoSports

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    #6 Continental AutoSports, Jul 12, 2018
    To add salt to the wound, if you were to buy it from me, your price would be $0.29 each.

    The pricing matrix for EVERY dealer and EVERY supplier is different. Thus, if 7 different dealers buy a part from 7 different suppliers (or vice-versa), you'll have 7 different prices. There are probably 10-15 different variables that go into individual pricing of an item before it is even sold to the customer. Never personal, but ALWAYS different.
     
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  7. motts

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    #7 motts, Jul 12, 2018
    Sold how many do I need? You have a link?


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  8. Continental AutoSports

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    #8 Continental AutoSports, Jul 13, 2018
    Give me a call if you'd like, 630-655-3535
     
  9. fou

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    #9 fou, Jul 13, 2018
    I needed a couple a few years ago.

    I saved the postage by driving 200 miles to Ferrari of Washington and back in the 575.

    And who says I am a sucker?
     
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