[ohiocougar]

My fother in law sent this you tube post to me I thought other peaple in could use it

You need something from 1915 to 1972? Bet this guy has it!​

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CLICK BELOW WILL AMAZE YA J​

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YouTube - Antique Auto Supply​

 

[jk69cat]

thats awesome! as a parts guy i know the old numbers, and also know my inventory here at work, its insane! , how about a phone number for this guy?

 

[sidewinder]

Wow! That's one of the coolest things I've seen in a while.

 

[AZCAT]

Yeah, very cool.

I wonder if his prices are high...

 

[ohiocougar]

Heres his info i found antiqueautosupply's

Antique Auto Supply
1225 Colorado Ln.
Arlington, Texas 76015

Phone: 817-275-2381
Fax 775-234-9858
Email: [email protected]

 

[big bad blue]

Amazing! Had a guy ask me yesterday. where to get a radio for his 67 Fairlane. I know now who has one.

 

[GYRHEAD]

Very cool - I've known of these folks for a long time, but never saw the pictures.

However, I just totally fail to grasp the wisdom of the "no computers" strategy. I am not sure how you run a proper business without a computerized perpetual inventory. I bet these guys could quadruple sales in a year with some modernization.

I've seen dozens of these kinds of NOS parts companies over the years. In a sad number of cases when the original owners passed or retired, the parts went to the landfill as relatives settled the estate. Many tried to find a buyer, but the deals fell through precisely because there was no reliable inventory record to enable a buyer to fairly value it or to line up financing.