K-Gap

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edited November -1 in HUDSON
I have not seen any comments recently about K-Gap. Are they functioning?
If not, can anyone suggest a supplier for rubber parts? I'm particularly interested in taillight pads and bumper grommets for my '37 Terraplane series 71.

I appreciate any useful information,

Bill N

Comments

  • GrimGreaser
    GrimGreaser Senior Contributor
    I ordered a pair of hydramatic mounts from them a month or so ago. Quick email response and quick shipping. I ordered through the website and paid with PayPal.

    http://store01.prostores.com/servlet/kgapstore/StoreFront
  • Lee ODell
    Lee ODell Senior Contributor
    I ordered a pair of hydramatic mounts from them a month or so ago. Quick email response and quick shipping. I ordered through the website and paid with PayPal.

    http://store01.prostores.com/servlet/kgapstore/StoreFront

    DITTO for me. Motor mounts, auto tranny mounts and drive shaft enter support mounts.

    Lee O'Dell
  • Last week sent an email inquiry about parts got answer in under 5 mins to confirm they had parts they sent paypal invoice ten mins later and shipped parts next day. So I ain't complaining.
  • duncan
    duncan Expert Adviser
    Hi hornetA How did K Gap send the order to you with the postal strike on. Ray
  • Through a company called FedEx
  • duncan wrote:
    ......the postal strike on....
    Postal strike?????

    When did this happen? Nothing in the news here and my brother works for hte Postal Service.
  • StillOutThere
    StillOutThere Expert Adviser
    WHAT POSTAL STRIKE? Nothing on the national news about this. If something in going on in your state or city it is just another government backed union worried about their benefits. But it sure isn't national news.
  • duncan
    duncan Expert Adviser
    Yes a postal strike in Canada. Pain. Ray
  • Yup, makes sense to strike in one of the worst world economies ever....geez.
  • RonS
    RonS Senior Contributor
    edited June 2011
    Please avoid the politics. But government is not supposed to make a profit, other wise speed limits would be 20 MPH with speed cameras on every corner and a credit card swipe would accompany a 911 call. Canada privatized their service some time ago, and a strike ,unlawful before, is the result.
  • ESSX28-1
    ESSX28-1 Senior Contributor
    Here in NZ, emails ( & the like) have cut seriously into the volumes of mail handled by our postal service. NZ Post are stuggling to find a new way of operating & justifying their (commercial?) existance.
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