Euro Car Parts Easter Weekend Sale

[mattnunn]

This isn't an advert, I'm not affiliated to them in anyway but they seem to be having some kind of Easter Weekend clearout sale, a fair bit of stuff 50% off...

Just saying like.

[Sportidge]

I hope the other savings are a little better than this one:

[mattnunn]

Aye, maybe it is bandit marketing...

[Buff Mchugelarge]

Thanks for the heads up, I'll have a look when I get home and most likely buy some stuff I ultimately don't need

[MG CHRIS]

As im in the trade most of the car parts company do deals where you spend so much and get an easter egg. So far ive had 5 easter eggs this week good days.

[raceboy]

Use Eurocarparts quite a bit and the prices are usually quite good, but it is turning into the DFS of Autofactors, there isn't a day go by without an email promoting their latest offers, so if you miss this offer another will be along before long.

[snapdragon69]

Yes, and they also run a website http://www.carparts4less.co.uk which is cheaper than the ECP site every day.

Edited by snapdragon69 on Thursday 28th March 20:37

[S8QUATTRO]

There are some real deals to be had buying car parts online, if you know what is decent quality product. I work in the aftermarket parts business and we regularly sell certain popular parts at cost! Now and again real loss leaders, where we actually lose a few percent to get things moving. Ultimately the retail customer wins, the big seller like euro car parts and other firms are all after the same business. You can buy a set of block exemption regulation approved brake pads for under £10 on eBay now.

[lufbramatt]

Just put in an order at ECP, £180 worth of bushes and brake hydraulic bits for £133 thats every potential MOT fail covered for the summer then!

[S8QUATTRO]

I cant say who makes these but it's one of the big braking firms, you can pay a lot more for the same stuff

http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_sa...