Pallet Company

[hmoody98]

As part of doing my research before getting started on my build, I wanted to explore the idea of going the route of a pallet-style donor but I am not sure who I can go to for this.

So for those who did it, who did you use (I went through the vendor page, but I didn't see any that specifically stated they do this)? Were you satisfied? What would you have done differently?

[edwardb]

The two I've heard of the most are MPS Auto Salvage (http://mpsautosalvage.com/) and Cypress Auto Salvage (http://www.cypressautosalvage.v12soft.com/). Both will do pallets for these builds, as I understand, and have experience with Factory Five Roadsters. I personally have not purchased a pallet from either, so I can't cite direct personal experience. I did buy the 2015 IRS components for my current build from MPS. The transaction went smoothly, they did exactly what they said they would do, and the parts met my expectations.

Of course the rest of the story is what is your motivation for wanting to consider this route? Perhaps if you explain your thinking those with direct experience not only with certain companies but also with the pallet concept can give you some advice. Personally, I'm not so sure it's the best strategy any longer given the age of the more acceptable components.

[hmoody98]

Only looking into it to make sure I have researched my options to make the best choice before getting started. I am fairly certain the true donor route is the best and cheapest way for me, but I just wanted to look into what the pallet option cost might be. Just crossing my T's and dotting my I's I suppose before pulling the trigger on buying a donor.