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You can rely on our machine shops for high-quality automotive machining services. Our journeymen have decades of experience completing custom street and strip engine restoration work, as well as hi-performance engine builds. Our machine shops are equipped with state-of-the-art equipment for precision work and quick project turnaround, including a Centroid 5-axis CNC machining center for cylinder head porting, block work, and parts.

With over 85 retail locations, two machine shops, and seven distribution centres, Lordco first came onto the Alberta scene in 2020 when it opened an auto parts superstore in Southeast Calgary, its first location outside B.C.

A grand opening event for the Southwest location was held on December 4 to provide the public with an opportunity to meet store representatives, tour the in-store truck centre, and check out the lines of automotive parts and products in stock.

On December 23, Lordco Auto Parts will once again make its presence known in Alberta, as it assumes the role of presenting sponsor of the Lordco Auto Parts Road to World Juniors and Official Partner of the IIHF 2022 World Junior Championship. Red Deer and Edmonton, Alberta, will host the pre-tournament and tournament games.

“We have a lot to celebrate in Alberta this year,” said Sarah Durant, vice-president of marketing at Lordco Auto Parts. “We are solidifying our presence in Alberta and are supporting an international hockey tournament that brings the world’s most talented junior players, including Canada’s 2021-2022 National Junior Team, to Red Deer and Edmonton, Alberta.”

Visit the newest Lordco Auto Parts location in Southwest Calgary at 4122 Calgary Trail NW, or reach out to your Lordco Auto Parts representative ahead of time.

Lordco Auto Parts is Canada’s largest privately held automotive parts distributor and Western Canada’s largest distributor and retailer of aftermarket parts and accessories. With over 85 retail locations, two machine shops, seven distribution centres, and over 2,200 employees, Lordco delivers an exceptional customer experience. Visit Lordco.com for more information about Lordco’s products, services, or locations throughout British Columbia and Alberta.

Drivers rounded out winner"s with their teams Saturday during the NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series, Northwest Division LORDCO Auto Parts B.C. Nationals.

Lordco Auto Parts is your one-stop-shop for car, truck, and RV parts or accessories, as well as outdoor gear. You can depend on Lordco’s knowledgeable store representatives to get you the aftermarket parts and accessories you need to repair, maintain or upgrade whatever keeps you moving.

In-store services at the Lordco Strathcona Store, located at 882 E. Cordova, include paint mixing and matching, and battery recycling. When you purchase a new battery, Lordco will help ensure your old one is safely recycled and its non-renewable components are given a second life.

Since starting with one humble store in 1974, this family-owned and operated business has grown to become the largest privately-held distributor of automotive parts in the country with over 90 locations across Western Canada. Lordco believes in being a part of all the local communities that they operate in.

If you have a classic car like me, you know that it can be less-than-convenient to find parts for your vehicle – parts manufacturers don’t exactly push out a lot of new parts for cars made in 1960.

I live in the Fraser Valley (Chilliwack specifically). Here are some places that I buy classic car parts. Whether it’s rear end differentials, brakes, performance parts, or upholstery – you should be able to find almost anything using these channels.

They don’t necessarily have parts to rebuild the engine itself, but most things that go ON the engine. They also have brake and suspension parts for much older model cars – at least as far back to the late 50’s if I recall correctly.

I use NAPA for most older vehicles, as well as newer vehicles. They’re great if you want to replace the stock parts of your vehicle with working parts, but don’t want to upgrade to “performance” parts.

A 3rd parts supplier I use is Fortin’s. They are the middle ground between stock and high performance parts. Where they really excel though, is their engine division. Fortin’s machine shop is excellent – if a motor can be saved, they’re the ones who can save it.

I had a customer who was quoted over $10,000 on parts by a hot rod shop for their classic. After an order from Year One, they were able to get the same parts delivered to Ship Happens (across the border) for a total cost of only $2,500. That’s a pretty massive savings.

All the mainline auto wreckers are interconnected. If you call one of the wreckers, they can search all auto wreckers in Canada to see if your parts are available anywhere.

If you ever need to get your parts re-chromed, I go down to the states. Most shops that do re-chroming down there are half of the money you’d pay in Canada.