I ordered some parts for my IPD… I ordered some parts for my IPD received them very quickly. One part was defective and they shipped another part immediately when I notified them very happy with the service and will be ordering more parts.

Revitalized 242GT I've had a project 242 gt sitting dormant for the past 15 years. Finally I've started putting it back together. IPD has been a great resource helping me with parts they have and leading me in the right direction for parts they don't carry. I am not through but at this point can't say enough good about the guys who've been there for me and will continue to be a great resource.

Great customer service I placed an order on IPD with some items, one of which was backordered... With all of the COVID-19 things happening, I was aware that the backordered item could be delayed for various reasons. After some time, IPD was seeing a longer than expected lead time on the part and were nice enough to split up my order for no extra charge and ship everything else on it's own. They didn't have to do that, so I was very pleased that they were accommodating with it!

Smashed package IPDUSA's web store is very well designed. It is easy to use, easy to find parts for your car, and it also makes it easy to choose between similar/equivalent parts. I've never seen anything that good. You did a really good job on the user experience of your e-commerce interaction. However, some problem happened at your logistics process. I don't know if it was your fault or not, but on its way to Hawthorne/California my package had a big smash on its side, which ended smashing the products inside it. The cabin filter which is big and a bit more fragile ended up with wrinkles on it, caused by the external force applied to its packaging. Hopefully those wrinkles won't affect the filter behavior. However I would never buy anything in this state, if I had the chance to choose. The oil filter package was also smashed, but since this type of filter is more rigid, it didn't cause any other damage.

1800ES corners now! I installed the front/rear sway bar kit on my 73 ES. The front bar is maybe half-again as thick as the original and went in easily. The rear is a bit more fiddly but workable. You must install 2 reinforcing plates under the back seats to strengthen where the new end links tie in. On each side however, 2 of the 4 plate attachment points end up right over boxed structural members so you can't use the nuts and bolts supplied. Ken at IPD agreed with using self-tapping screws for those, and the supplied bolts and nuts for the other 2 corners. The improvement in cornering is not subtle, it's all grins. For the first time the car handles like the sports car it looks to be!