GSF Online Shop

Post by **Jon** » 23 Oct 2004, 00:02

Good news.
Any order totalling over £25 plus VAT made in the GSF online shop now gets free 1-2 day carriage. Exceptions apply to this rule, mainly large items such as exhaust pipes, engines, 2cv chassis and body panels.
UK Mainland Customers only.
I've just put the free carriage scheme live this evening, its a useful saving for those not near a GSF branch and is part of the GSF Groups' commitment to the Webshop (which is being substantially improved in other areas in the near future)
Thats my Corporate bit done for the night, back to the chat.
Jon

vanny · Post by **vanny** » 23 Oct 2004, 01:02

Now thats good news! I had kind of stopped getting stuff from GSF because of the cost of P+P, quicker and easier to just scuttle accross the road to the motor factors! Deffinately a good thing in my opinion!
Out of interest will the HUGE drum of LHM be included or not (www.magic8ball.com says the outlook is not so good!)
Time to get the christmas wish list ready!

Post by **Jon** » 23 Oct 2004, 01:56

Its no problem to get things like the 25l drums of LHM delivered to your local branch, or whatever, you just have to drop me a line and I can arrange that sort of thing.
PS The bloke with the BX 16v must have had some sort of death wish judging by the state of those tyres on the wheels you sent (arrived last Friday, top work! [:)]) 2 chinese tyes and 2 others that are real bad. Have cleaned the wheels up and put 4 new Michelins on, they're looking good on Project BX. Pics tomorrow when I stick the new clutch in! [8D]

alan s · Post by **alan s** » 23 Oct 2004, 02:10

Being from the "Colonies" (does that fit the definition of UK mainland?) now might be the time to start thinking about a few spheres and brake rotors then; hey?[:o)][:o)][:o)][:o)]
Alan S [:p][}:)]

svesey · Post by **svesey** » 23 Oct 2004, 03:01

What about items ordered from your Dublin branch for delivery within Republic of Ireland?

oilyspanner · Post by **oilyspanner** » 23 Oct 2004, 23:37

Excellent idea , the postage costs are a significant factor in buying.
Stewart

bernie · Post by **bernie** » 24 Oct 2004, 00:28

Ultimately someone pays for the P+P whether it's the customer or GSF.
If it's GSF either their profits go down or they put the prices up to cover.
You don't get 'owt for nowt'

Dave Burns · Post by **Dave Burns** » 24 Oct 2004, 02:01

Hmmm good news indeed, GSF are usually very good on prices, usually but not allways, today I had to go to my local factors for a pair of zx track rod ends, I was expecting to recieve no name quality at through the nose prices, but was pleasantly surprised to get parts made by Moog, and for only £4.06 each plus vat so I had two quality parts for much less than the price of one from GSF, how can this be...
Dave

Jiff Lemon · Post by **Jiff Lemon** » 24 Oct 2004, 15:11

Fantastic - Just in the process of putting an order through