New Midwest cores Web site from AAEQ up and running

AAEQ Manufacturers and Recyclers has introduced its new AA Midwest Cores Web site. The Web site is part of AAEQ's new marketing and sales initiative to bring awareness to the company's engine, transmission and internal parts cores for sale to engine

Jan. 1, 2020

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AAEQ Manufacturers and Recyclers has introduced its new AA Midwest Cores Web site at www.aamidwestcores.com.

The Web site is part of AAEQ's new marketing and sales initiative to bring awareness to the company's engine, transmission and internal parts cores for sale to engine rebuilders and machine shops.

The Web site provides online inquiry capabilities for virtually any core a buyer may be looking for. AA Midwest is as a source for unique and rare engine cores for virtually all manufacturers with cores dating back as far as 1930. Some of the hard-to-find engine cores can be found on the Web site under the company's "Memory Lane" section and the company says it plans to add online inventory capabilities for these antique motors later this year. Any specific cores listed on the Web site are subject to prior sale.

"We specialize in products and parts that either make one core work in another application, or replace a hard-to-find or salvaged part," says William "Billy" Stolberg, president and COO, AAEQ. "Our new Web site helps inform buyers about the cores we have available and the depth of inventory that we carry. Our vast experience, from nearly 60 years in business, lets our experts advise customers on which type of core will work best for the engine project they are working on."

AA Midwest processes over 500 engines a day at state-of-the-art facilities in Chicago and Las Vegas with an inventory that includes over 150,000 engines and transmissions and other internal part cores.

In addition, the Web site provides information on how to sell cores to AA Midwest.