On Oct 1, 12:11 pm, "RST Engineering" wrote:
Even Google gives you 100+ hits, the first four of which have addresses and
phone numbers. I guess it is a lot easier just to post here and let other
people do the work.

Jim

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"If you think you can, or think you can't, you're right."
--Henry Ford

"Dale Alexander" wrote in message

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Doesn't anybody know how to use Dogpile search engine?

AIRCRAFT SPARK PLUG SERVICE 818-787-5680 Spark plugs reconditioned

Dale Alexander

Sorry Jim you guessed wrong. If you had read my post, I said I did
business with them before, hence I have their phone number and address
from that invoice. I also did a web search looking for their Web
address and only found old references, including the owner's email
address. What I was asking for, and obviously from the answers I
received wasn't to clear about, was a recent customer reference.
Here's why.

I sent a dozen plugs to ASPS in early September. By October 1st when
I made my post here ASPS said they had not received them. But the
shipper said that they were delivered. Coincident with my "lost"
plugs I noticed that the ever-present ASPS Ad in my June issue of
Trade A Plane no longer appeared in my September issue. Bzzzzzt - red
flag goes up. Is ASPS in financial trouble? Has the company been
sold? Are they in receivership? Not an unfounded concern in GA these
days.

However I also received the following email from ASPS later that day:
Hi Gary

Your Spark Plugs arrived today.
Wow!!! That took a long time.
Will get them out the door UPS. ASAP

Jeanne Fenimore
Aircraft Spark Plug Service

So not everyone is quick to assume laziness on my part and respond as
such. Clearly in the 10+ years of reading RAH and attending RAH
flyins I refrain from posting here until all other alternatives have
been explored.

Gary Plewa AP/IA