Question I just bought a 1978 corvette. I live in quebec montreal.where can i buy new parts near buy?
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Hi Patrick..
Welcome to the Corvette World and to the CCForums.
I believe CORVETTE DEPOT is back in your part of the Country..
I hope some others will suggest places even closer to you.
It would be nice to see a picture of your toy and maybe what your plans are for upgrades.
Graham
Welcome to the Corvette World and to the CCForums.
I believe CORVETTE DEPOT is back in your part of the Country..
I hope some others will suggest places even closer to you.
It would be nice to see a picture of your toy and maybe what your plans are for upgrades.
Graham
I own a 79 and I am in Mtl too. I bough a few things from Corvette Depot. They have a good inventory, and fair prices. shipping costs are decent if you are not too much in a hurry. The challenge is to find someone to install it. Like a mechanic once told me ... you bough from the net ... ask the net to install it ...
Hi Patrick,
Congrats on the purchase of your 78.
There is no shortage of Corvette parts supplier, all depends on what your needs are. In Montreal, Paul Versailles' Corvette Plus has been the institution for decades, for parts and service. They recently moved to a new location in Laval right on the Laurentian Autoroute service road just past the 440. Havn't been to the new location but I'm assuming it is bigger and better! And if you need installation as Sergio mentioned, they have mechanics on site that work only on Corvettes.
If you want to order on-line and shipped to you, Corvette Plus will do that (most of their parts come from Corvette America), and also Corvette Depot and Caledon Corvette in Ontario.
If you are doing major restoration and looking for more choice or specialty items, and saving a few bucks, there are all kinds of suppliers in the US who will ship to you. Even with exchange and shipping, you usually come out ahead. I use several but Zip Corvette seems to work best for me.
Here is a little tip, Zip Corvette often has special flat rate shipping of $7.95 per order (black Friday, boxing day, etc.) but for US deliveries only. That's a good time to place an order and have it drop shipped to a parcel service called Pinnacle Parcels in Richford Vermont, a 45 minute drive from the Champlain bridge through town of Sutton. Pinnacle Parcels charges $2 per package to handle and hold your deliveries (yes... $2!!). So you make a day of it, nice drive through the townships, go pick-up your package just across the border in Vermont, fill up your gas tank, pay the sales taxes (no duties) at customs on the way back, and stop for lunch in Sutton.
And if you happen to be driving your 78 to pick up your package, well that makes it just perfect!
Good Luck.
Congrats on the purchase of your 78.
There is no shortage of Corvette parts supplier, all depends on what your needs are. In Montreal, Paul Versailles' Corvette Plus has been the institution for decades, for parts and service. They recently moved to a new location in Laval right on the Laurentian Autoroute service road just past the 440. Havn't been to the new location but I'm assuming it is bigger and better! And if you need installation as Sergio mentioned, they have mechanics on site that work only on Corvettes.
If you want to order on-line and shipped to you, Corvette Plus will do that (most of their parts come from Corvette America), and also Corvette Depot and Caledon Corvette in Ontario.
If you are doing major restoration and looking for more choice or specialty items, and saving a few bucks, there are all kinds of suppliers in the US who will ship to you. Even with exchange and shipping, you usually come out ahead. I use several but Zip Corvette seems to work best for me.
Here is a little tip, Zip Corvette often has special flat rate shipping of $7.95 per order (black Friday, boxing day, etc.) but for US deliveries only. That's a good time to place an order and have it drop shipped to a parcel service called Pinnacle Parcels in Richford Vermont, a 45 minute drive from the Champlain bridge through town of Sutton. Pinnacle Parcels charges $2 per package to handle and hold your deliveries (yes... $2!!). So you make a day of it, nice drive through the townships, go pick-up your package just across the border in Vermont, fill up your gas tank, pay the sales taxes (no duties) at customs on the way back, and stop for lunch in Sutton.
And if you happen to be driving your 78 to pick up your package, well that makes it just perfect!
Good Luck.
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Paul, Luke is right, Corvette Plus just move to Laval in a better location, call Patrick, nice guy and knowledgable with great inventory on the spot.
Luke, you are my nabour!!! Let use our vetteCoins and have a beer.
Nice to meet you neighbour! I'll keep my eyes (and ears!) tuned to spotting that ZR-1 in town this summer, so if you see a crazy guy trying to wave you down, that could be me thirsty for that beer!!
We will find a moment te meet and have that beer. Send me a message when your car is out.
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