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I can appreciate the unemployeed comment, but the fact still remains that there are little to no aftermarket car part manufatures in Canada. There are just some items that will
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I can appreciate the unemployeed comment, but the fact still remains that there are little to no aftermarket car part manufatures in Canada. There are just some items that will have to be purchased from cross border.
I made this thread simply to give ideas how to avoid paying high brokerage fee's. I don't want this to turn into a nasty debate like the other thread did.
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