Majestic Honda - Parts

I've had nothing but good experiences with those guys. My only complaint is that they don't give you a shipping quote untill you've already paid for it. It usually isn't anything outrageous unless it's a larger item. My Si front lip, for example cost $70 with an extra $35 to ship but I couldn't complain. I would never had been able to find one in decent condition let alone brand new for that price.

I've only bought a few parts from them. But similar experience as Opticon. Good customer service, pretty fast shipping, and good price. Shipping was the only thing that bugged me.

me 3 only good experiences with those people... i allways get my items within 3 days and have never had a problem with them..

scarponze

Ive used them with great luck. Dont like not knowing the shipping before i pay, and the handling fee on top of that, but it was still cheaper than the honda dealers in town.

I also suggest www.acuraautomotiveparts.com . I bought some swap related items from them ( stuff i need from a teg ). pretty much the same exact page, just with acura's.

Thanks, guys -- I'll be hitting them up this week likely.

Bought from them MANY times. Only problem I ever had was with engine bearings. Didn't ship the right colors or matched sets. Other than that great service and price.

:thumbs up: from me for majestic.
They were good to deal with. b

Always had good luck with Majestic. Also with San Leandro Honda (Google it - it's "slhondaparts" or some such), who have about the same selection and prices, and allow you to do lookups by part number a bit easier, AND give you the Honda part number in the search results, instead of Majestic's internal part number listing.

The only problem I ever had with Majestic was a very minor one: they held an order of mine until it was complete - and "complete" meant that they waited until they got the rear subwoofer in stock for my '91 Accord Wagon. Like I say, it was a MINOR thing, and it didn't cost extra or anything - just delayed a CRX project a little bit. The cool thing was, the speaker still had the picking ticket in it from Honda's site in Marysville, Ohio, where my wagon was built!

Definitely thumbs-up for Majestic AND for San Leandro. Because of them, I rarely have to visit the local dealership!

Mike