Posted by Mike M on November 14, 2013 at 05:29:59 from (24.140.0.120):
In Reply to: Napa Parts posted by Brent Zappe on November 13, 2013 at 10:06:47:
Does NAPA or anyone else even publish books currently ? Many places quit paper books all together. Or at least dropped out the really old models and when the new ones arrive at the store the old ones get tossed out.
I still keep a few old ones around they come in VERY handy.
Funny story. Our local NAPA a long time ago had some really good guys and a girl. They also had one old guy who you hoped you didn't get to wait on you ! Well as time went on and autozone and advanced popped up and the NAPA old timers were long gone. I and others now wish we at least had that one old guy we all hated back ! LOL.
Local chain now maybe just one store ? Swift auto parts still hand writes out your bills ! Theres the place for all you who hate computers behind the counter. THERE ARE NONE !!!!
Now these guys who have to wait on parts to show up and pay shipping why would you even buy local with all the discount places on the internet ? As time goes buy the local chain stores may fade off too. Like they did to the local mom & pop shops. Only time I buy local is when I don't feel like waiting a day or two and they have it in stock.
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