Where I live there is a NAPA about half a mile away. Used to be a mom and pop type store, and mom and the black guy that worked their new what they were doing. I got stuck trying to get a carb kit fora Kohler from the the guy who just thinks he knows everything. while he was trying to find it in the parts book and told me they didn't have it, the black guy who was helping another customer walked up and put it on the counter. Now that it is napa, the boy genius and other workers have to know Make model engine size etc. in order to find it in their computer. I always tell them the color too. The black guy is still there and I usually wander around until he is free to help me.OR drive 12 miles north to Advanced Auto or Car Quest where they actually stock some items. CQ is tough tho you have to get the owner cause the two young guy are useless. Try to get a part for a 29 Essex NOT in the computer but AA has books.
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