Ordering parts using online retailers

[Vincent Vega]

Guys, sorry to hear about the bad experiences. Rock Auto, Amazon... they all suck. If you want a suggestion, try parts.ford.com. Free shipping, parts always arrive intact, and you get genuine Motorcraft straight from Ford Motor Co (no cheap Chinese junk or counterfeit parts). The website allows you to shop around different dealerships in your area for the best pricing (they actually have different pricing). There are parts diagrams on there too. Orders arrive within 2 days, sometimes less.

 

[Trainmaster]

If you want a suggestion, try parts.ford.com.

Just checked them out. Front brake drum from five dealers $ 91. From RockAuto, $ 62 + $12 shipping. Pretty brutal.

 

[Going_Going_Gone]

I bought several parts from Taska Ford. One was a leather wrapped Lariat steering wheel that was offered on eBay for less than the XLT vinyl OEM steering wheel on their parts site I was replacing.

 

[rwmorrisonjr]

I've found oemfordparts.com to be competitive too. I think they're a dealer in Iowa that's got a direct link to a local Ford parts warehouse, so they ship fast.