Never dealt with them or talked to anyone who has. They seem to be the only supplier for a fairly big item I need. They have been professional and VERY prompt with my questions, how good are they on results?
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Dave-----
In my experience, they are EXCELLENT. Dennis can be a little gruff, at times, but they are very dependable and reliable. In fact, once-upon-a-time I purchased an NOS item from them that I had been looking for for years. I never expected to find one, but they came up with it. The price was high, but VERY fair. In fact, I would have paid quite a bit more for it at the time. Turns out that I don't need it, but I'll NEVER part with it; it's among the prize items in the collection. What is it? I'll never tell!In Appreciation of John Hinckley -
Re: Question about Tracy Performance Enterprises
Since you are retired now Joe and able to guard your part treasure more, if someone were to guess at this part type and get it right, would you confirm it?
I am guessing it could be for your L88.Comment
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Re: Question about Tracy Performance Enterprises
joe the rare nos part you got from tracey's would not happen to be the 1st design 57 fi air cleaner would it?Comment
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Re: Question about Tracy Performance Enterprises
Jim-----
Yes, if someone can guess it, I'll confirm if the guess is correct. It's not a part of an L-88 or ZL-1 engine assembly.In Appreciation of John HinckleyComment
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Mike-----
No, it's not even a part ever originally used on a C1. In fact, the part, itself, is not rare. There are hunrdeds of thousands of them out there. Finding a used example is easy. Finding an NOS example is VERY difficult. In all my travels, I've never seen an NOS example for sale either before or since I purchased this one. I've never seen an NOS example for sale on eBay.
Many folks think that this part does not wear out. But, it does wear out in a very obscure sort of way. Then, it causes all sorts of insidious problems that folks, sometimes, pull their hair out trying to figure out what the problem is.
Now, that's all the clues I'm going to give!In Appreciation of John HinckleyComment
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Is it
animal, vegetable or mineralComment
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Joe, you gotta get a job..........
You obviously have waaaaay too much time on your hands!!! ()just kidding, of course)Comment
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Re: Is it
Geoffrey-------
most definitely, MINERAL.In Appreciation of John HinckleyComment
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Re: Joe, you gotta get a job..........
Ed-----
No, I don't need a job. What I need to do is to get started on my numerous projects. If I did that, I'd have far less time on my hands than if I had a job.In Appreciation of John HinckleyComment
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Same here *NM*
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Re: Joe, you gotta get a job..........
joe once you retire getting started is the hard part because you always say "i can start this tomorrow". when you have a full time job you schedule your projects because of the limited time you have. that all changes once you retire. been retired 9 years and i do not know how i had time to go to work before.Comment
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Re: Question about Tracy Performance Enterprises
The electrical part that fits behind the dash on 68-72's that does a function for the wipers? Don't know exactly what it's called, but?Comment
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Re: Question about Tracy Performance Enterprises
John-----
It's called a SOLENOID VALVE and it's of GM #5638276. Those are difficult to locate NOS, but that's not the item I'm referring to here. I have many of those [none for sale], including some that I purchased prior to their GM discontinuation in May, 1997In Appreciation of John HinckleyComment
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