Importing Parts from Japan

[gorgath]

Jessy can be a little slow on the return email front, but that's life mate. He's a busy bloke.

And this is not his full time job either but he is pretty quick at some times.

 

[minik1971]

Just ordered a new key for my car, sent an email to Jesse he got back to me promptly and asked for the part number, sent him that and a day or 2 later he had a price for me. He then bought the item worked out the freight and sent me an email with the total and a breakdown on the amount. Emailed me his bank details and paypal, I just paid him and according to his email once the funds show on his bank account I should have the new key 4-6 days later. Top guy, exactly what we need with an import not as common as skylines. Highly recommend to all on here.

 

[AUSVR4]

Can I ask what you paid for the key?

 

[minik1971]

$154 landed that is with conversion at 74 yen ( you lose some with banks )

 

[jet150]

Thats alot of cash for a key, is that the norm price for a spare key?

 

[naughtika]

Thats alot of cash for a key, is that the norm price for a spare key?

that's the cheapest you'll get.. mitsubishi charge at least $300 for the FOB and extra $300 for programming it

 

[ygoslo]

$300 to program it? That'd take what, half an hour at best?

Apparently I'm in the wrong line of work.

 

[fieldy107]

Yeah the keys are a rip off, hence why a lot of us go down the aftermarket alarm system route