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Always list the prices when ordering. Prices are subject to change at any time, without notice. Although rare; the website can be wrong. Keeping it exact to the minute is my goal but other tasks come first; and since I have seen websites that have prices FIVE TO TEN YEARS out of date I don't feel too bad being off a week. Things change; both in price and availability or how the part is sold (part of a kit; not part of a kit). If something no longer meets the economics of your project; just cancel the order when we advise you of the change(s). No problem. If something doesn't match we will notify you as we process the order. The fact that we send out a "received your order" or some such comment DOES NOT MEAN the prices are correct or that we even accept the order. Anything specific about prices if needed will come later; as with any other notifications of problems with the order. We also reserve the right to correct any typo or something worded wrong on this website about ANYTHING. The website is not the tablet Moses brought down. It is simply an aid; which we try to keep accurate. We can correct it or supercede it with our voice or an email at ANY TIME. Nothing on this website should be construed as a legal "offer to sell". The website is strictly for our own amusement. I hate to have to write junk like the above; but it is far cheaper for me to spend time jerking my fingers around the keyboard then have my attorney get involved with all the nonsense that can come up. He'd rather be out racing his motorcycle. I'd rather be outside throwing my shoulder out trying to convince our dog I could have played professional baseball... "Kit" part numbers are necessary for "kit" prices. Using the part number listed will guarantee you receive what you think you are ordering. Each kit has a description of its contents. You're welcome to order the slow way with us checking part numbers and prices but whoever's got the phone may not be able to do that on the spot and would still most likely have to email you back. If checking prices I would suggest hitting "reload" or "refresh" or whatever tool your web browser has to make sure it is not looking at a stored copy of the website. Along this line we do not recommend printing out any pages as the website is changed often. Parts are priced and invoiced at time order is processed, after we have all necessary information from you. This is not usually a problem but a price increase can occur at any time. We will email before shipping if this happens. We are loathe to change a price in the middle of a parts inquiry; but it CAN happen. We have been reducing prices wherever possible to make it easier for people to buy stuff and in some cases that has hurried things out of here at a faster rate than we wanted. We will continue to do this. Sometimes it is noted by a red "Special Price" note or "3 for $___". Usually these come and go as we get closer to having what I feel is a correct amount of parts on hand. Other reduced prices may be just a normal "in black" price we will move down (and hopefully not back up) to get the out-the-door flow what we want. All of the Red Price Deals are "You Tell Us"; they aren't in the pricelist I use everyday and I don't go look it up on the website when I fill an order. If you don't mention it with the order the item(s) will be at whatever the listed "usual" price is and it is a done deal. No "rainchecks" or alterations after that point; it is your choice to mention it or not. And as mentioned above; those can be there one day and not the next; there is no time duration. I've done these price chops with some parts and had a huge chunk of stuff disappear within a day or two; other items' stock levels drop slowly over months! I could roll dice and get as good an answer to what will happen when a price drops as any sales history I have in my head or in the computer. In order to keep everybody's projects going as the prices rise; we have been seeing what we can do to reduce them and will continually do so. We are trying to get away from having the above described RED price deals; that come and go and striving for just whittling the prices down whenever we can. We have amassed a pile of stuff that most people would not believe; and are excited that we are able to get out of some of the buildings we are in or get back work areas that has been blocked for years by shelf units. I'd really like it to get back to the early 70s before we started this long hard race to beat Nissan warehouse workers to the trash dump with all the roadster parts! Having the prices lower is moving stuff quicker. The "bad" of that is it means many items will disappear sooner; the "good" is that my "other project time" will arrive sooner! Some price changes are out of our control; like a Nissan gasket going from $2 to $45 in one month and STAYING at $45! So even though many things won't say "Sale" we will be doing our best to continually find a way to lower the price wherever possible. If there is a problem with what you have given we will email you back before shipment. We answer the phone from multiple locations and will not usually be able to verify a price on the phone. Things can sometimes change very rapidly and very often. Many of the items we try to stock are not available through "normal" consistent sources. Even Nissan itself is no longer considered "normal and consistent". Prices are for ONE part unless otherwise described, (pair, set of 4 etc). CASH PRICE - - - - CREDIT PRICE? For years Visa/MC charges were tolerable; they have created cash back cards, "reward" cards and other nonsense making taking a charge card an expensive proposition. We don't mind eating it as a part of most business transactions; but on some large items you may see both a CASH and CREDIT price. If we don't have to pay visa/mc/discover then you keep the difference. To qualify for this you would need to send a United States Postal Money Order. Why a USPS money order? I don't know why but they have been working out as the FASTEST clearing financial instrument around; in addition to a money order drawn a "KEY BANK" which is our own bank. Some money orders and cashier's checks now can take WEEKS to REALLY clear. Dann

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