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You might pay a little more at Aircooled.Net, but you always know what you're
getting - quality stuff for your precious aircooled VW. They don't sell junk, and
they stand behind what they well. Aircooled.Net's excellent online ordering system
also makes it nearly impossible to order the wrong parts for your car.
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CIP stocks a lot of Type 3 parts at very reasonable prices. If you know
exactly what you're looking for, this is usually the first place to stop when
looking for basic parts. They even carry some harder-to-find items like seals,
interior parts, and suspension components.
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The Type 3 Detectives specialize in finding "unobtainium." If you're looking
for that impossible-to-find part for your Type 3, chances are they either have it or
can find it. You won't have to come up with a retainer fee, but you might want to have a
few Benjamin Franklins (or a couple Parnells) collected together before you call them.
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ISP West sells a lot of NOS stuff on Ebay under the username PIMPPRIDE. As their "Buy
It Now" prices are usually also their reserve prices, they're pretty much using Ebay as
cheap advertisement. They sell top-notch stuff though, including Type 3 seals and other
hard to find parts. Once again, you'll pay a premium for the best stuff.
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If you're planning on building the coolest-running, longest-lasting aircooled
engine, you definitely want to check out LN Engineering's Nickies and Biral Babies.
Hopefully someday I'll be able to afford them. Damn. Lifetime Warranty too!
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West Coast Metric is yet another Vintage VW parts retailer. Their online ordering
system is temporarily down, but you can still view the catalog, which contains part
numbers and descriptions.
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There are a lot of websites that seem to use this same parts-ordering interface.
They do have different prices though, and VW Auto Parts Wholesale seem to be one of the cheaper places.
I imagine all parts come from the same place, as the menus are
identical. For most run-of-the-mill parts, here's where I go.
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