best black friday sales!!!!!!

[scottymonte]

Lets help every one find the best deals going on this weekend. I am sure we could all save a buck while helping out our vendors as well.

What are the best deals going on right now???

I will start DSE 10% off

Spohn up to 40% off

[Procharmo]

No pepper spray or shooting allowed!

[Fastrun72]

Moser is having a 10% off anything sale through Monday using code "turkey11" but when i tried using it on friday it said that was an invalid code.... they are closed until monday so i'm not sure why it won't work.... anyone else having this problem?

[astroracer]

Speedway has some good prices and free shipping. I ordered a radiator for Bad Ast yesterday along with some adel clamps and pipe plugs. Saved 20 bucks on the radiator and another 43 on shipping. I'm happy!
Mark

[scottymonte]

I am really hoping KORE3 will have something for Cyber Monday, need front and rear setup.
I will be keeping my fingers crossed.

[LT1Nova]

Great idea. If only I had some money saved up for some mini tubs.

[CarlC]

Del City is 15% off and free shipping on orders over $99.

[454bug]

I just noticed these Black Friday sales on Fesler's site:

http://www.shopfesler.com/black-friday-sale-items/

[67cougnut]

discount codes for speedway?

[scottymonte]

Can't believe nothing for KORE3

[MyFriendScott]

Can't believe nothing for KORE3

Black Friday/Cyber Monday are now mostly little more than a gimmick to get shoppers into believing the best deals are to be had on these two days. 10% savings, free shipping can be had all year 'round if you're willing to time your purchases during these promotions. The word "black" in black Friday refers to the merchant returning to "the black", as in they are once again profitable, due to a sharp rise in customer purchases immediately following Thanksgiving (a very US-centric view at that). The term has nothing to do with the customer's perspective on getting great deals. Traditionally, retailers discounted slow moving products near or at-cost to recoup their own inventory costs (returning them to "the black"). This still goes on today in brick and mortar stores, but online retailers have very little overhead and thus don't face the same shelf space challenges.

As millions more shoppers each year turn to the Internet for their holiday shopping needs, retailers who sell products online are less and less inclined to offer true, once-a-year discounts. The demand is rising for purchases made online. Brick and mortar stores compete with online retailers, and even their own web sites (Best Buy store vs. bestbuy.com for example). There's really no incentive to give great discounts online during the holidays anymore. If you want a better deal, go visit the store in person.

[scogin918]

Heartbeat City has 15% off for all the first gen Camaros out there until Nov. 30.