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Jeremy @ May 9th 2008 9:45AM
Keystone for those not in the loop, is one of the big suppliers of lenses/etc for Advance Auto Parts.
Benfolio @ May 9th 2008 1:26PM
LKQ Corp, an auto recycling chain, recently aquired Keystone and a handful of other suppliers.
Keystone specializes in refurbished wheels, body parts, etc.
What's funny is they have a Mustang tail light right on thier website: http://keystone-auto.com/bodyshops/products.html
I don't see what the big deal is, ALOT of insurance companies don't WANT to put expensive OE parts on a vehicle more than a year old. That's why places like Keystone and LKQ thrive.
Why pay $300+ for a wheel from Ford when Keystone has one with similar quality for under $200??
I sure don't, and that's why I continue to use them both at my job.