www.drivewire.com (good prices, but high shipping . . . still worked out cheaper for D2 wiper blades at least)

www.rockauto.com (great prices, plus 5% discount code from www.retailmenot.com)

 

http://www.racepages.com/performance/ (reasonable price, can beat AB roverparts.com, example: fuel pump price is $82 dallars cheaper)

 

To follow up, I bought one of these shafts. It looked to be a quality shaft, complete with grease zirts and all. Easy bolt-on installation.

As it turns out, I will not be able to update the lifespan of the shaft; my wife totalled the Disco!

And, yes, she walked away without so much as a scratch! I love Land Rovers!!

 

I have had alot of luck with http://www.roverpartswest.com. Mostly genuine parts and som offroad accessories. Also they have their own catalog sytem. Saved me some time and money.

 

Just the thread I was looking for...now time to start upgrading my 98 Disco...thanx to everyone who posted links on here....

 

Thanks for the suggestion guys.It would make a great help for us to compile parts supplier in US.This way we have options in places we are near to go.

 

I don't have actual numbers, but if you look on the sticker of a brand new car, it will usually show where it was assembled, where the engine was manufactured, and where the transmission was manufactured. If you can get all three of those to be USA, then that's a start.

 

Gee, with a Land ROver built in England, getting all US parts wll be a struggle. Same for BMW, Mercedes, Lexus, Toyota, etc. The US auto industry, if it can't compete, should meet the fate of the television industry - is there a "made in USA " on your flat screen?

 

For minor stuff, I've had pretty good luck at the local auto parts chains. Probably not the greatest quality materials, but fair enough.

 

yes DAYUM would be right lots of attention...