Michael,
That was my experience exactly. When I started the restoration I did
not have any savvy. If the Nissan dealer didn't have a part I was
outta luck, or so I thought, before I got to know Les and Dennis and
learned about the list.
BTW my $140 fuse box purchased on Ebay from a "friendly fellow
enthusiast" is now displayed under glass to remind me that experience
does not come cheaply. LOL.
Steve Landuyt
'69 2000
San Diego
Quoting Michael Knorr <mhknorr@msn.com>:
> I've paid a lot of money for rather inexpensive SPL311 parts in my past,
> usually on e-Bay or from a "friendly fellow enthusiast." Shopping can
require
> a long learning curve -- I think for both buyers and sellers -- so don't be
> too quick to damn. Caveat emptor! We all need to be ware.
>
>
>
> Regards, Michael Knorr
>
> SPL311-03639
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