Any suggestions out there (websites, 800 numbers, etc.). Its time to do
some major refitting and I'd like to save a few bucks (if possible).
Thanks,
Jim (Albin Owner in Chuluota, FL)
Try Hamilton Marine in Searsport ME. I don't have the # but they are in directory assistance
David
K4ZDZ <k4...@aol.com> wrote in article
<19970405171...@ladder01.news.aol.com>...
> Looking for a reliable source for marine products via Mail/UPS. Now that
> West Marine, E&B, Boat USA, etc. have opened branches in Florida, there
is
> no benefit to ordering from them since the Sales Tax charged (7%) plus
> shipping makes no sense.
>
> Any suggestions out there (websites, 800 numbers, etc.). Its time to do
> some major refitting and I'd like to save a few bucks (if possible).
>
Be warned, however, that they can be slow on shipping. I placed orders last
Wednesday, April 2, by fax to both Boat US (no tax in NY) and Defender. The
order from Boat US arrived the next day while the Defender order has not yet
(Monday afternoon) been heard from. I asked for no special or speedy shipping
on either order. Nor is this a one time problem. I have noted it before.
(Only 7%? Ours is 8.25%.)
>>In article <19970405171...@ladder01.news.aol.com>, k4...@aol.com
>(K4ZDZ
>>) writes:
>>
>>>
>>>Looking for a reliable source for marine products via Mail/UPS. Now that
>>>West Marine, E&B, Boat USA, etc. have opened branches in Florida, there is
>>>no benefit to ordering from them since the Sales Tax charged (7%) plus
>>>shipping makes no sense.
>>
Check out Global Marine's web site at
http://home.sprynet.com/sprynet/boatinfo
We've got a listing of manufacturers & suppliers to the recreational
boating industry- including mail order companies. Hope it helps!
-Hal
Hal Bruckner
Global Marine Resources
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