Looking for advice from fellow Canucks

[Danno44]

So I tried to purchase AMD parts direct and I can't without setting up a broker and stuff.. My question is, do you go this route? Or do you use for example, Moparts.ca(ON), Canadian classic auto supply(BC)?
Or if y'all know of a good place I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks in advance!

 

[Runcharger]

I worked at Hot Rods and Classics in Chilliwack B.C. We sold tons of AMD, We sold it same as AMD catalogue price (converted to CDN funds of course) landed in Chilliwack. We ordered every week and sometimes twice. If you need a bunch I would recommend ordering it all and picking it up when it all arrives depending on where in Ab. you are and if you have the time. Or they can ship Chilliwack to you but we all know how much freight charges are right now.
I've ordered AMD from other vendors (some closer to you) and been told it was my problem when the parts were fubared. Hot Rods and Classics deals a lot of AMD and will work to make it right if there is a problem, that's why I recommend them. The stock a lot of AMD as well including the popular Mopar pieces.

http://www.hotrodsclassics.ca/

 

[Photon440]

These guys in Spruce Grove (near Edmonton) handle AMD.
Kustom King Parts | Canadian Retailer of Classic Car & Truck Parts

 

[gdrill]

I have a buddy in Lethbridge if he is still a dealer. There is one in Taber, and I have a friend in Cranbrook who was a licensed distributor.

Pm me and I can point you their way. But they only order as the order becomes viable. Shipping is killer now.

 

[Donakey]

I buy all my stuff from this guy in MT REZ engineering. He’s checks all the panels make sure there good when they come and has the best prices.

 

[Danno44]

Thanks guys for the replies, I will be looking at these places!

 

[mrhemi]

How close do you live to the US border? It might be best to import the parts yourself if you could pick them up in say, Montana. The REZ Engineering may be a good option. Get ready for the tariff induced price gouging and the argument to prove point of origin.
I wish you well in the endeavour.