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rather than taking the other thread off topic, i've started a fresh one.
as the club shop seems pretty empty i thought i'd see what peoples opinions are of what they would like to see in the clucb shop, mainly items that are no longer availible, or that could be made in batches to reduce cost over bespoke items.
your thoughts?
whats wrong with the website? works fine as it is so why start fresh? surely making it new isn't always better, take fb for example, when i was on there i got fed up of having to re learn things that i was comfortible with when they change it to 'improve' it.
regards the club shop, i've just looked. there's tickets and dial kits. is that it? what happened to the usual merchandise like t shirts, key rings etc? do people still buy these? whats actually involved in running the shop as i get the impression that bulk buys are usually organised by an induvidual who bothers to get some interest?
i've noticed a few threads recently with people actually making an effort and starting to re-create things that are no longer availible, like the under bonnet sticker set. surely these are the items that should be there? could that person, sorry i forget who it was, not just offer these at the bulk price but make it only availible through the shop? i realise it could only be cheaper items to start with.
i'd be more than happy to start organising getting items that aren't availible re made, obviously minor differences would have to be done for copyrights.
i know a local sticker company that made replica series1 rs side decals, changing just one dot to a triangle. or would the oe folks only want the proper oe items?
there's a fabrication place that could make the suspension top hats, replicate jacking points when they run out, what about stocking the rear bumper mounts that ashy supplies?
what about header tanks that shakal supplies?
i could speak to carpet maufacturer's to get boot carpets remade?
what about the ph1 grilles and bumpers that are re created?
surely if all these items are supplied to the shop to be bought there at the same price and re stocked by mentioned people, even if the people offer to stock the shop with say 5 and the shop keeper deal direct with them?
or are all these items best being left to the induviduals to sort out?
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Probably other people could better answer these shop questions and suggestions, but I did 'speak to' Shakal and we couldn't reach an agreement over price and method of restocking. He wants to make his profit, like everyone does. As best as I can recall, by the time we pay for delivery, PayPal and postage we might charge more than he does so people may as well go to him.
The stickers thing has been rolling of years and I don't know why those involved couldn't make it happen and get some in the shop. Maybe it's lack of time and motivation to do it. I put quite a bit of time, effort and resolve into getting the Orange dials from Steve's group buy into further production and into the shop, even though Steve had already done most of the work in getting them made to begin with. I nearly gave up on it.
Getting the special head bolts costed, specified, made, delivered and advertised and into the shop took a couple of days work. Who's got time for that?
There's the issue of storage. Lee can't store bumpers, or loads of large stuff. I expect most people couldn't.
We discussed gaskets and stuff and decided it was better for members to just get them directly from GSF.
With the sills, Mike had ordered some so he had that covered and I stopped being interested in pushing to get those in the shop.
It worked well with Lee doing it as his Mrs runs a full time on-line shop and they have deliveries and collections all the time. That's a big problem if someone is not available all the time for deliveries and collections.
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i dont know how you guys put this stuff into words without offending people, i think alot of group buys are sh1t.. they involve people trying to make a quick ££ and we all aren't stupid and walk on.. you can often google a better price..
some are really good and members go way beyond the call of duty to sort out everyone else when you could just have a part made or buy 1 item and be done with it..
i do however like it when the club steps in and feel safer that we're all getting a good deal..
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i'll have a chat with clee about the basics. storage is not really and issue. if someone has good condition/new rare items then things would be easier to replicate and i would assume members would be willing to loan them, but maybe thats why things havent gone ahead in the past.
the side decals for example, i could have a set scanned, slightly modified and have a set in every oe colour in stock, and any other colour scheme in a few days, same for rear screen 'raider', rtoc large or small, cup car sets etc to get the ball rolling.
rather than side tracking the thread i may just start another thread regards all this once clee's got back to me ;)
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the whole stickers thing does me in, was it Raj getting them made and selling them at £90 for something worth no more than £40.. he wouldn't do a group buy as he was making a load of profit.. he was in it to win it, which is fair enough but its a shame he didn't want to get a propper deal going.. rikki did them at 60 and in a group went down to 40..
that other chap had the phase 1's made didn't he? got his and then thats the end of it, which again is fair, but its a shame they didn't leave a contact number for the club so we could rattle off a batch of 30 for members a £40 a pop.. :(
this stuff can be done, has been done but it all seems black market hush hush..
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In the past I have tried saying about group buys going into the club shop and what items I can get from work without much interest as more than likely due to size. I have sorted out with Mike brake compensators and valeo rads. And once the local rep is back from Valeo I will chase up on valeo clutches which I can get hold of 15+ next day without any problem so they say and trying to get them to sort out the yellow fog lights, I have sorted out pearl engine mounts to the club shop (no longer available) but other makes can source, gasket sets, fuel pumps and service kits, plus many of other items as and when I get asked for them. The company website is in its next stage of development which will then mean I can put special pricing for all items which will be available for all people within the club and with enough interest I could persuade the company to stock more of these items before they run out from the suppliers so easily available next day at competitive pricing. This is what im hoping to do for this club within this year, hopefully with feedback a sticker supplier which I keep chasing them up on, dont want to pay out money upfront on something they might not be able to do so have to wait till they get time for it :(
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so should the shop just stock tickets for events and leave the traders/induviduals to deal with organising replenishing things that are no longer availible? i think some of the bulk buys probably arent worth the club getting involved with but if there are items that are exclusive to club members, that cant be bought elsewhere or too costly to have just one bespoke item made, surely thats a good thing?
i've tried to arrange bulk buys in the past, but trying to get 10 members to pay up front for a product that they cant see never happens. if the club funds, if approved by the committee, are used to get the ball rolling to get a batch made then there's more chance of things actually materialising?
i'll start another thread, as this one is going off topic ;)
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sorry for those watching through the live window, just trying to keep comments in one place ;)
I think more stickers should be available in the shop. Then cheap stuff like vac pipe which could be bought in bulk sold with a slight profit...
i definately think stickers would be worthwhile, especially if stocking every availible type.
with vac pipe, there's loads of cheap places on ebay, sold by the metre in every colour and as ian mentioned, by the time the club bought it in and paid postage the saving may work out the same price. possibly more renault turbo specific like silicone hose kits, braided brake lines, turbo feeds etc?
Phoenix Autosport
05-09-2012, 02:25
originaly posted in the other thread but probably more relevant here
with regards to the club shop it has been fantastic that parts like the dial overlays have been able to be reproduced and hats off to those who have got it this far but....
whilst i know its nice to have a not for proffit approach to keep prices down i recon it would be a lot more useful to people if it were run for a reasonable profit by someone like mike who could offer a lot more service and repair parts, and also used/refurbished parts, it would help him to sell his wares and help keep the club active as people would want to be part of it for the shop facility
maybe allow non members to purchase items but at a slightly higher price and put that money back into the clubs coffers
thoughts :scratch:
with regards to the club shopThanks for having some thoughts on this area and making suggestions.
The prices in the club shop as it is are making a profit. Members get a discount from those.
Would Mike want to do the RTOC stuff for free? Even a small fee per order might put some of the prices beyond the interest of members and from non members there'd nothing left to return to the club from the deal.
Mike already has a on-line shop. I don't expect he want to run a part of it for free as a service to RTOC members?
He might do if he could use it to promote some of his own items?Gotta be in his favour as well as ours.So perhaps he could operate the RTOC on-line shop as it is. Accept the shop emails, etc, deal with the ticket sales. Sell some of his own items from there with members discount.
There'd be some vested interests that clash with club members vested interests. Eg, the Raceland manifolds we did a that low low price. Sills, the carb kits, various other bits directly vie with Mike and other sellers who make their living from what they can make.
The members prices are at or near cost to us. So that would have to stop? We give new members and additional £5 off shop items.
I very much agree that it would be a good thing to have a professionally run RTOC shop jammed with loads of parts that members need. Might make it very easy for them to find what they want. But if we hire someone with their own shop, already doing all that for their own profit then they'd have to make less profit to sell out stuff for free + some kind of salary...
Miller was doing the side stickers years ago but they told him they couldn't be exactly copied due to the gradual colour change, or something.
I think Steve was planning some other stickers but then someone made and sold them at a large profit in the RTOC classifieds and eBay and there is a committee thread about it.
I think Mark Fish Motorsport was making and selling some stickers. There was a thread in Group Buys.
I'm not a stickers person and have never paid much attention to these and left it to others to make it happen and get them in the shop which alas never happened.
It a must point currently anyway unless Lee finds more time or the club find a new person to do it. Or some deal / arrangement is agreed upon with a company to run the shop for the RTOC.
I got the engine bay stickers done again as Sam Fish stopped them, I also got the Raider door badges a lot closer to the originals than the other replicas which are out. Also got asked by the Clio Williams club to get theirs replicated.
The first thing I'd like to see is someone who's going to be able/willing to run it! Re stock I think anything would be good really. Stuff we could buy in bulk would be good, ie oil/filters and general service items.
Reproduction items would be great also :agree:
I would love to see a reproduction under bonnet matting stocked :agree:
I guess from Ian's comments in the other thread that this GB is now dead. http://www.rtoc.org/boards/showthread.php?t=22620
I suspect that many on the list didn't buy the ebay items, may be worth looking at again as I can't see on ebay anymore
I guess from Ian's comments in the other thread that this GB is now dead. http://www.rtoc.org/boards/showthread.php?t=22620
I suspect that many on the list didn't buy the ebay items, may be worth looking at again.
I would say that its more than likely that everyone who commented would still want one.
Due to the fact the thread was locked to stop people asking what was happening, rather than lack of interest.
The way forward for the shop I feel is to either merge it in with the likes of Mike in some way or set it up as a proper business selling far more stuff but will incur running costs .It will always be half arsed if left to someone doing it in their spare time .
Space is another issue with any stock we decide to hold .I now have more space having rented a unit and the office area is not used at present .But ...that space does not come free ;)
what happened to the headbolts? I was going to grab a set for stock at some point!
We sold out .
One of the problems atm is I need to restock on almost everything .Carb kits ,bolts etc .Clothing also but I've still got a few big boxes of odd size remnants and loads of fleeces .
I have no time atm and it's pointless restocking here if it's all got to be shipped to someone else .
I got the engine bay stickers done again as Sam Fish stopped them, I also got the Raider door badges a lot closer to the originals than the other replicas which are out. Also got asked by the Clio Williams club to get theirs replicated.
why did sam stop them ???
why did sam stop them ???
Didn't he originally have to get a set for a customer nuts and bolts rebuild and to spread the cost/be a nice guy made them available as a one off to the club.
why did sam stop them ???
Im not sure, I seem to remember him saying that the costs have gone up a lot in producing them, the most cost is in the initial making of the stickers which is not cheap which on both occasions I have put my own money towards it and hope to get it back, likewise with the raider stickers even though that wasn't as high as the engine bay stickers.
The way forward for the shop I feel is to .... set it up as a proper business selling far more stuff but will incur running costs.Are you able to suggest how this could be done?
Commission based RTOC stock sales ?
We have two prices ,members and non so we could have two rates .The new ' SHOP ' could stock lots more stuff that isn't RTOC funded but offer a members discount etc .
Take the dial sets as an example ..we made 2k on overseas sales at full rate ( slight discount for bulk/free shipping ) Surely some of that profit could go as commission ?
So a % of the non member price as commission.
Would there be enough income generated to pay someone enough for them to do it? Would it be a part time role they did as part of their own business?
This shop would be in direct competition with Mike and CGB. Maybe the likes of Forge and Ktec use profit margin such that we could shave some off from their retail prices and still make a salary plus some for the club.
But I expect the sole traders are using less margin, would have lower overheads and be hard to compete with.
Would those of the few hundred RTOC members who preferred to use RTOC postal parts instead of GSF postal of their local shops, buy enough product to make sufficient profit to pay some one full time?
I don't know. Lee could you estimate?
People have suggested service kits. They would perhaps come from GSF. Could we post oil; probably to expensive?
One advantage the RTOC shop would have over an normal shop is that it would need to stock only a small variety of specific parts are needed to service only a few models of a similar cars, mostly with shared parts anyway.
car.crash
05-09-2012, 20:24
I saw it as let someone like mike run it and add whatever products he has to the stock as well as our current stock and a few group buy items,
Now your looking to challenge gsf and ktec. Good luck :crap:
Matt@CodeRedMotorsports
05-09-2012, 20:24
Only scan read this thread, so forgive me if its been said already.
On a personal note the club shop should try its best to source panels, as most mechanicals can be found fairly easily, its the tin worm that kills these things.
car.crash
05-09-2012, 20:25
It's a nice idea but who's going to store and post it all.
Now your looking to challenge gsfNo I think we'd get the dealer price from GSF, same as KTec and others do?
panelsThere was thread regarding sills at least. Then Mike ordered them from what might have been the only supplier, IIRC the same one we were looking at, and was stocking them.
Matt@CodeRedMotorsports
05-09-2012, 20:29
It's a nice idea but who's going to store and post it all.
I'm guessing someone with plenty of space and time on their hands?
I'm guessing someone with plenty of space and time on their hands?Do know anyone like that? If so please put their name forward :)
It's a nice idea but who's going to store and post it all.If Lee is putting himself in the frame for this, then he said the space is now not too much of an issue and if he's being paid, then he'll be able to take the time from his other work.
To do anything on that sort of scale you need to have premises and pay someone .Not a full wage but it has to contribute something to cover time and expenditure .
I just don't see it as some of the above ideas. I think most would be happy to see it kept in house stocking pretty much what we had before but with expanded GB's, looking to reproduce more hard to find parts etc. From a personal pov space would be the biggest problem, would profits not cover rental of a small garage/unit local to the person taking over the running.
dangerous dave
05-09-2012, 20:35
To do anything on that sort of scale you need to have premises and pay someone .Not a full wage but it has to contribute something to cover time and expenditure .
i dont think any members would cry about it, time is money and a service should be rewarded:agree:
I'm not looking to do it .Not my area .
I was just pointing out that if it was to become more than just a cupboards worth then costs have to be expected .
Matt@CodeRedMotorsports
05-09-2012, 20:37
There was thread regarding sills at least. Then Mike ordered them from what might have been the only supplier, IIRC the same one we were looking at, and was stocking them.
I sold my old/new stock genuine Renault sills to Mike for next to nothing and I think he may have had the last non OE ones aswell...
At that time I was getting dirt cheap sills from a place that seemed to have and endless supply, only because I was getting them for the chaps who race R5's.
I'm sure they can be found again?
Even a storage centre could store the Club shop stuff if no one wants to have it at rolling around at their place, that is of course if there were enough money in the RTOC coffers, and a club shop member who takes the role is more than capable of dealing with orders and stock....? No?:crap:
Matt@CodeRedMotorsports
05-09-2012, 20:39
From what I have re-read, its sounding like the best option would be NO club shop?
looking at what has been mentioned on the other thread, and this, i think people are expecting too much from the club shop. personally, asking mike to do it is wrong (dont get me wrong, top bloke and who i'd order my bits from these days) but firstly he seems quite busy enough doing his own thing without taking on extra work for non profit so cant see him doing it anyway, but then if he did then would the club not appear biased to him as new members especially would assume he's the only place to get things from? ok, i realise a few members boycott cgb these days but there is other traders on here who stock/supply a large amount of parts who may feel that way, i would if i was still breaking and selling items.
secondly, if the club shop is offering items that are already availible then it is treading on toes of others that are all ready supplying them, after all its non/minimal profit so should work out cheaper than what's already out there.
i think its should be offering things we cant get, or things that are unique because if its all left for an existing company to sort out then that company gets all the trade, then cant be bothered with the shop as its non profit so closes it down then just sells then from their own site, and has the monoply??
back onto the side decals idea again, yes they have been suggested many times before as there was rumours of renault not being able to supply, or not offering both sides, or not in the full range of colours. and the price jumped from a set to the same price per side and then looks like its doubled again. yes ricki used to offer them at a very good price but they were't replicas, as with some of the other stickers. good quality but not the same, his own version as they were done from scratch, the cost imo reflects the amount of time spent or the equipment used to get the detail right.
i'm going to speak to a company i've used for ages in the morning regarding these as they offer to scan the original, printing onto clear vinyl so will look exactly the same colour/effect/size bar a very minor detail for copyrighting purposes. all i'll need is an original to scan in. same goes for any other sticker on the car, under bonnet, renault for life, elf etc along with cup car graphic sets, raider stickers, rtoc front screen, rear and side window logos and will create any other desire logos. i'll be enquiring about rtoc number plates and other options. key rings, mugs, pens, mouse mats, t shirts, polo shirts, fleeces etc hopefully all bases are covered from one supplier. i know there is a supplier already but not directly a members so worth comparing prices.
i can look into other things that arent already being supplied via trader or member but one thing at a time until the ball is rolling on each :)
regards other stock though, as great as it is for members to source things for the club shop, if they arent making profit along the way, i think that the shop should deal directly with the source so that re ordering etc runs more smoothly (i dont know how its done now?) although the member may not get their cut on repetitive batches each time they should feel they are doing their bit for the club and will benifit from other items availible via other members ;)
or is it just easier to leave this for the traders to sort out??
As for a lot of the parts which aren't common but still available from suppliers normally traders like Mike can not deal direct to them he will have to go through a stockist which will then put their margin on to the sale, plus a stockist will have a lot more buying power to get the price down. Group buys of the more expensive items will also bring the price of them down but for example with spark plugs buying bulk in a lot of spark plugs we will with we only get 10% off the plug but need to purchase normally 200 plugs of the same type, likewise wiper blades we buy in a pallet load, I think its 1200 wiper blades to a pallet but get a lot of discount for those. Halfords charge crazy money for their wiper blades.
As for other items can deal with suppliers like Sealey and draper so could even do group buys on tools needed to work on the car if needed or even tents which have found out Draper do sell :laugh:
Tony Walker
06-09-2012, 10:15
If people make a bit of a list, i can see what prices i can get parts for, we spend thousands with euro each month and get really good discounts.
the shop should deal directly with the source so that re ordering etc runs more smoothlyThat's how I and Lee do it. Mostly me that buys the stuff. I pay for it anyway, apart from packaging materials that Lee buys, the clothing company was sourced by someone, I forget now who, sorry to that person :ashamed: but the quality seemed good this time compared to before.
We did buy a couple of sets of items from Bigfoot and Lee bought an internet job lot at some point. Lee designed and had made the towing eye covers.
The carb kits come from as high up and we can get them, Webcon wouldn't deal direct. Lee sourced the two non Webber O rings.
I specified the design and materials and got the Volvo bolts made and supplied direct from a manufacturer. The Unbrako 5GTT ones came from them too, cheaper than anywhere else, and combined shipping.
The Orange Dials come direct from the manufacturer. I deal with them direct.
This was the problem with getting some of the nice parts Shakal sells into the RTOC shop. I wanted to re-stock direct from the suppler and he didn't want me to.
With the Raceland exhaust manifolds Lee followed through with the lead already made and bought from the eBay seller in Europe. I would have preferred if we'd got them direct so it left us with a good footing to buy more direct. I think we viewed that as a one off though due to the storage space required to keep a bunch on Lees 'shelf'.
Did you want to see if I can get from Webcon, we can deal direct to them. Dont spend much with them but have dealt with them for around 4 years or so.
Tony Walker
06-09-2012, 19:50
Got some Pagid front discs today about £23 for the pair. just as a for instance of the discount we get.They come painted too which is a bonus, so they dont corrode inside.http://www.eurocarparts.com/images/products/600x600/104440188.jpg
Got some Pagid front discs today about £23 for the pair. just as a for instance of the discount we get.They come painted too which is a bonus, so they dont corrode inside.
Thats not a bad price, cheapest set really can do is just over £18 inc vat depends on margins which companies make but brake discs are not that expensive for the 5
Tony Walker
06-09-2012, 22:30
Yeah that's the top qaulity. I only pointed it out as I ordered some today lol
Yeah that price was for TRW, national discs and I believe ADL they were within a £1 of each other. We dont deal with Pagid I think about 4 different suppliers and about 6 different types of discs is enough, too much choice sometimes
the only problem i can see with brake discs, oil, starters, alts etc is the postage costs to receive and then to send out thus loosing the saving?
spoken to the sticker place today. side decal replicas are no problem and would be at a good price providing i can supply them with a scanned in version on pdf or similar formats, their scanner could only do the wing and qtr decals. once i have it on file they can provide all the colour schemes from the one copy, its just a case of colour matching the ones on cars first time round and keeping notes of the codes. any other colour schemes for example light grey/orange on mine would be possible too but at a small additional charge due to it being a one off. no prices as yet as still need to contact some companies regards the scanning as that cost would have to be absorbed too.
same applies for any other stickers, batches of any colour rtoc logos etc. i can get these made up using existing ones to keep costs down as they dont have to design them from scratch. window stickers can be the inside or outside type, although outside are cheaper.
they also offer various styles of clothing, prices do vary due to the initial cost/quality of the clothing prior being labelled up, again i can take in existing items so they can offer similar/better quality. names on the back, photo's of your car on the front etc can be added also at an additional cost/turn around time, but at this stage i think it will just complicate things. could get others made, like the renault for life stickers ;)
the place also works in with another company who they can put me in touch with who deals more so with car related items, so we could get the likes of the rtoc tax disc holders, rtoc number plates, key rings etc. again there are variations of price dependant on styles but i think keeping a std format makes it easier.
while i was there i remebered they do other things, again i would have to provide a sample and would have to be ordered in batches but they do lexan in a range of colours and thickness so they can offer sets of windows, again for my 5 they could do orange, or smoked black versions and for the fussy buggers they can add on the corner logos, qtr window black surround, and rear window orange heaters (although he'd have to do a trial one due to the very thin lines). i didn't discuss prices as they vary on colours etc.
they are very keen to help and get the detail perfect, and still do items at a good price providing i do the leg work.
so all thats needed, once i've sorted a company to scan and convert the files, is some members to provide the samples :)
Well done Chris, like I said earlier, think keeping it simple and to unavailable bits is the best idea.
phase i 16 v turbo
07-09-2012, 08:53
the only problem i can see with brake discs, oil, starters, alts etc is the postage costs to receive and then to send out thus loosing the saving?
:agree: Will help if you setup an account but at the end of each month you get hidden charges that will need to be added in somewhere. Fuel supplement etc. Bubble wrap and cardboard. Members who live in the Highlands and Islands there are extra charges applied by the courier companies. These all need to be taken into consideration. VAT is a killer at the end of it all.
You can use a pay as you go but the time taken to process several items each day is too long and they over charge on longer items.
Hope this is useful
Did you want to see if I can get from Webcon, we can deal direct to them.PM sent :)
i was going to order my yearly fleece for winter as they are awsome quality :(
i was going to order my yearly fleece for winter as they are awsome quality :(I think the shop will be back on-line soon :)
You can use a pay as you goMike is that postage that you mean? Fill in a separate courier form for each item and calculate the fee rather than a flat rate?
phase i 16 v turbo
04-10-2012, 11:49
Mike is that postage that you mean? Fill in a separate courier form for each item and calculate the fee rather than a flat rate?
Yes but takes time and the do overcharge for large sizes
scarfs.....we need scarfs!! RTOC scarfs!!! like the footy ones,proper like!!!
possibly socks nice thick socks with RTOC on em' to....
:):agree:
Penfold aka The Dealer
23-11-2012, 21:18
scarfs.....we need scarfs!! RTOC scarfs!!! like the footy ones,proper like!!!
possibly socks nice thick socks with RTOC on em' to....
:):agree:
Don't nick k's brother work for a sock place?? Make top quality socks....
Tony Walker
23-11-2012, 21:26
LoL i allways need socks..... thick wooly ones are horrible and sweaty. best wear 2-3 cotton ones :agree: my lifes so boring right now lol
What it possible to sell new soft clutch conversion kits for the R5?
If so I would be interested in one
All the parts used to be available from Volvo for about £25.
RTOC would have to buy them and then charge postage on top.
All the parts used to be available from Volvo for about £25.
RTOC would have to buy them and then charge postage on top.
That's not a problem, my experience of dealer parts departments ain't that great. I'd be prepared to pay a little extra to make sure I got all the right parts
http://www.rtoc.org/boards/showthread.php?t=4732
I wrote this article 11 years ago and updated 7 years ago so I don't know if all the part numbers are still the same.
That should help you get what you want.
Is the club out of stock of the Volvo M12 head bolts? I'm desperate for a set or the 5 won't make blyton :(
Is the club out of stock of the Volvo M12 head bolts? I'm desperate for a set or the 5 won't make blyton :(
what length are they might have some at work can post monday
what length are they might have some at work can post monday
M12x110mm 1.5 pitch if u had, that'd be awesome fella
M12x110mm 1.5 pitch if u had, that'd be awesome fella
how many do you need ?
No longer stocking as took a few years to sell a batch. I sent the last set in error to big Steve raider if you give him a try ;)
i know dale bigfoot is now in charge of the club shop id like to know if theres anymore RTOC polo shirts etc being made for the shop thx mick
What colour did you have in mind?
They also probably take years to sell. If we got just a few in they price would be high.
I have all the stuff to start sending them out. Really the quicker this lot can go the quicker new stuff can come in, but like said normally takes ages to sell the quantity which need to be purchased to make it cheaper for people
surely things like t shirts and polo shirts sell quite quick dont they???
id need a BIG size too
You would have thought so like the fleeces and sweatshirts coming up to winter would go well but really until majority of those go which is taking up a lot of space won't look at t-shirts to then store as well. In few weeks will start seeing more items on there plus promoting items like the tow eye covers which got a nice collection sitting here :)
Hi does the 20% discount work on all things in the shop or is that not working anymore?
Should work on all clothing and parts
Even the carb overhaul kits?
Would not work for me the other day will try again
ive tried polo shirts and t shirts and it said no stock
Even the carb overhaul kits?
I don't see why not.
I don't see why not.
Ok, I'll give you a clue, it doesn't :D
Ok, I'll give you a clue, it doesn't :D
Good enough clue there. I will take a look now and see what I can do
Just had a play around, looks like its not working clothing or parts, I will take a look through the options later on and see what is wrong with it. As code seems correct just wont do anything to the parts which I have in the basket.
i thought the carbs kits were already discounted but another 20% off sounds better:laugh:
Any hoodies done yet mate?
Mr Raider
22-08-2013, 21:56
Yeah, interested in some rtoc threads hoody or fleece etc :)
I'd love a hoody too....:agree:
Once we get the discount working all is good to go for ordering them :)
Once we get the discount working all is good to go for ordering them :)
Just let us know mate there a few things I want to order :agree:
still no polos and t shirts, not in stock?? only fleeces in stock??
Fleeces and Sweatshirts at the moment, once stock has been reduced in this I will look at getting in t-shirts but not planned for time being.
thanx dale polos and t shirts i think could sell well as alot of new members have joined and they aint been in the club shop for ages
bishy3000
27-08-2013, 17:22
Does anybody know chest sizes for fleeces as one mans extra large is another mans medium.
Thanks
I will check out the make of them and do some research on sizes for you. I will take a look at the extra large as that's what I normally go for and see how they normally compare to rest of items which I have of that size.
Slammed 66
01-01-2014, 16:11
For some reason I can't get logged in to my shop account to buy a carb overhaul kit.
I've requested a new password but no emails received. Can anyone advise please.
Ross
For some reason I can't get logged in to my shop account to buy a carb overhaul kit.
I've requested a new password but no emails received. Can anyone advise please.
Ross
ive just logged in with no probs ross:agree:
Slammed 66
01-01-2014, 16:52
Sorted now. Just created another account
Nottswoody
12-02-2014, 19:19
Hi guys I'm sure it's been asked a thousand times are we likely to be having anymore tshirts/polo shirts back in stock?
Cheers
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