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[VIC] Bolts & Nuts from $0.30 Pickup Only @ Easydrive, Tullamarine

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We are local manufacturer of Bicycle Racks.
The business will be closing down at the start of September 2023 due to owner retiring.
We are now clearing/liquidating excess Bolts & Nuts. Last week before we close down.

3/8 x 2 Inch" Bolts & Nuts Combo — 30c each
Buy 100 Units — Additional 20% Discount
Buy 500 Units — Additional 33% Discount
Buy 1000 Units — Additional 50% Discount

3/8 x 2 Inch" Hand Bolt — $2 each
Buy 100 Units — Additional 10% Discount
Buy 500 Units — Additional 30% Discount
Buy 1000 Units — Additional 50% Discount

3/8 Inch" Hand Nut — $1.50
Buy 100 Units — Additional 10% Discount
Buy 500 Units — Additional 30% Discount
Buy 1000 Units — Additional 50% Discount

We are also clearing Bike Racks, see our other post:
https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/793605

WAREHOUSE LOCATION:
2 / 17 Lindaway Place, Tullamarine Victoria 3043

OPENING HOURS
Monday - Friday: 10am - 4pm
Saturday - Sunday: Appointment only

Email or Phone for Appointment:
[email protected]
0413877903 (also call if warehouse is unattended during business hour)

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  • +4

    These prices are nuts.

    • +2

      Run don't walk. Demand is currently phenomenal. This sale has gone viral. Tullamarine airport has opened another runway to cope with the interstate interest.Unfortunately I'm not interested as I'm already a nut but uncle Frankenstein is as he has two bolts already.

  • -1

    The specs and options are driving me nut.

  • Bolt down to Tulla for the nuts ..

  • +1

    Is there warranty if we bust a nut?

  • You need to be careful with nuts and bolts, things can get screwed up.

    • +1

      Following this thread.

      • Loving all these nut puns that spanner cross multiple comments

  • +3

    deez

  • Wat a bunch of nutters……

  • I find it interesting that the business owner is closing and not selling.

    • +1

      It's hard to sell a business. Plenty of business owners make a good living from their business, but the reason their customers keep coming back is because they know/like/trust the owner.

      Once the business is sold, customers are wary, and will also evaluate other businesses that may be more convenient for them. Easily half of the customers will be lost to competitors.

      I've seen small businesses near me fold shortly after they were sold. Not because they did anything differently, but because some customers stopped buying. It takes years to build up a good customer base, and you're usually losing money until you get to that point.

      • +1

        Cheers for some explanation.

    • Maybe he didn't want to screw over the next owner by leaving them hanging by a thread.

  • Do they have any BOFA?

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