Re: FW: Moss Motors

Dennis and Pat Rainey
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Re: FW: Moss Motors

Post by Dennis and Pat Rainey » Wed May 25, 2011 3:32 pm

I agree with Mike completely. Moss bashing comes up every once in awhile in just about every LBC group as if it were the thing to do. I, however, believe that all of us need to sing Moss's praises much more often. Without them and some of the other smaller suppliers, we most likely would not be here typing on this subject as there would be very few LBCs around.

Thank you Moss for all that you do. - Dennis L. Rainey TF-1500, TF7157 Albertville , AL

Arnold Parlee
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Re: FW: Moss Motors

Post by Arnold Parlee » Wed May 25, 2011 7:08 pm

*Great story Mike, nice to have a little breath of fresh air.

Arnold, TC 0580
*
On Wed, May 25, 2011 at 1:03 PM, MG Leckstein wrote:

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> I think we had this thread before. I have been in this hobby 35 years and
> have used Moss, Abingdon, and a host of independents. They are all
> important
> to keep the cars running. While I realize that we owe a lot to our
> independents, and they are doing a great job, if not a better job on
> quality, believe me, you don't want Moss to stop being a major supplier of
> T
> parts. Yes they are a big company, but they have been around before our
> cars
> were collectable, and without them, half our cars would not be on the road.
> In 1986 when ran our cars Ocean to Ocean to Ocean, I broke a half axel at
> the start line in front of Moss's New Jersey warehouse. A new half axel and
> hub was installed in an hour and Moss would not charge me for the parts or
> help. They then followed the 50 cars on that run in a station wagon pulling
> a trailer. The wagon was full of parts, which were dispensed every day to
> fix the cars (which broke everyday) No one was ever charged for the service
> or parts. The young kid who drove the wagon across country and back is now
> running Moss, and I can tell you he is an enthusiast.
>
> Without taking anything away from the small suppliers, we never know where
> they will be ten years from now. Hopefully they will be still doing their
> thing, but never never burn bridges behind you. We need Moss, and I will
> continue to use them .
>
> Mike
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Paul Barrow
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Re: FW: Moss Motors

Post by Paul Barrow » Thu May 26, 2011 7:38 am

Seconded Murray.



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DAVID F IRVINE
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Re: FW: Moss Motors

Post by DAVID F IRVINE » Thu May 26, 2011 10:14 pm

I have only had my TC for the past 5 years, but during that time have made dozens of purchases from Moss. I have been very happy with the quality and the service has been great. They have always shipped the same day and I receive the parts the next day.
I'm sure with a big organization some things will slip through the cracks, but I believe if you call, Moss will listen and work it out.
My experience with the small suppliers has been equally fine.
Without the mg-tabc group, the local club members, my neighbor mechanic, along with Moss and the small suppliers, my TC wouldn't be running like new now.

Dave Irvine '49 TC exu Huntington Beach, Ca

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