JBR Surplus Auto Parts

NOS, NORS AND OEM PARTS: A COLLECTOR’S GUIDE There are many different types of  obsolete automotive parts available .  Some are a lot more expensive than others because they are considered, by collectors, to maintain the authenticity and originality of old vehicles that are no longer manufactured. NOS stands for  new old stock (NOS) automotive parts.  The acronym refers to equipment which is usually very old but has never been sold at retail before. What makes NOS parts special? They are the only types of components that can be used as replacements without being considered  end of run automotive parts because they were made for the original purpose of building a car from scratch. There are many vehicles, particularly vintage cars, that will need  obsolete automotive parts  in order to function. For serious collectors, the most important aspect of maintaining old and vintage vehicles is to preserve the original design and composition.  ...

When you decide to start an auto parts business, it can be challenging, exciting and fun. It may not be too difficult, but it may require time to become established and to build trust in the automotive community. Persistence and patience are key if you want to succeed in the  wholesale auto parts business. Have a plan If you want to start a business, start by putting down a plan of action. Find a capital source with some advertising ideas. The best business plan will help in getting a loan if needed.  Start out by getting a name you want to use for the online auto parts store and then apply to get a business license. The license will give you a tax ID that you should use when you want to buy  wholesale auto parts at a low price. Get the suppliers Find the automotive parts distributors and drop shippers or shops that are willing to sell  closeout auto parts . The drop shipper is a distributor who will ship the parts in your place, so there will be ...