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GSF Car Parts cab traces its origins to the 1970s. In 1977 Stan West started a business called VeeWee. It was a car parts supply operation and he ran it from a garden shed in Battersea. The idea was good and in 1981 VeeWee was purchased by its wholesale suppliers KAW. Stan joined the management team. In 1987 Stand and his business partner created German and Swedish to supply German and Swedish car parts to the UK market. By 2000 they had purchased Andyspares and could then supply French parts as well. The name was changed to German, Swedish, and French (GSF). The business continued to expand, by 2003 they could sell all makes of car parts and they start opening branches across the UK. The success continues to this day.
If you’re looking for a part for your car then you’ll find it at GSF. They stock or can source, any part for any vehicle. You can search by registration number or via the make and model of your vehicle. This will help to ensure you get the right product. There is an array of options for each part, starting with the cheapest and finishing with the most expensive. You’ll have to decide which part suits the quality you want and your budget. Alongside a comprehensive array of car parts, you’ll also find an array of tools to help you get the job done properly. GSF also offers an array of consumable products, such as cleaning solutions, rivets, and even bearings.
There are approximately 60 GSF stores located across the UK. Every stock is laid out into products, allowing you to see all the brake discs or exhaust components. More importantly, there are guides next to the product to help you locate the right item or to ensure you know the right order code. Of course, there is also staff on hand who can help you to locate the part you need and ensure you have the right tools. The staff is well trained and happy to help. For any amateur or professional car technician, the GSF store is a treasure trove, you’ll spend longer than you think inside!
GSF has an excellent website. It’s easy to use, helping to ensure you can find the product you need and order it in the least amount of tie possible. You’ll be greeted by an option to input your number plate or select the make and model of your vehicle. Once you’ve selected the right model you’ll be presented with all the various parts they stock for your model. You’ll need to move through the subcategories to narrow down the list to the ones that you need. After you’ve found everything and added it to your basket, paying for it is easy
One of the reasons that GSF has become so popular is the speed at which you can get your parts. If you live near a store then the simplest option is to click and collect your items. Your items can be ready to collect in a matter of hours, helping you to get the job done. If you’re not in a rush then the order can be delivered to your door within three working days. This service is free if you spend over £25. For a small charge, you can choose the express option and have it delivered the next day.
The first thing you’ll notice when you arrive on the GSF homepage is the latest sales offer. GSF frequently has promotions and sales to help your funds go further. To supplement this you should take a look at the available discount codes. You’re already on the right site, here at www.1offers.co.uk we have a selection of codes that can be used at GSF and other retailers. All codes are verified daily to ensure they’ll work when you need them to. However, you should note that codes can change quickly, it’s best to take t when you’re ready to buy.
If you want to know the latest GSF news, learn about new car products available, or simply know when the next sale will be on, then you need to sign up for the GSF newsletter. All you need to do is give them your email address and they’ll send the newsletter to your inbox. You can then check out the latest exclusive offers. Don’t forget to join GSF on social media. They are active on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. It’s a great way to meet other amateur and professional mechanics and share stories.
