Chainsaw Store
Nuts and Bolts - Gladstone

Name: Nuts and Bolts - Gladstone
Address: 7503 N Oak Trafficway, Gladstone, missouri, 64118, US
Telephone: (816) 994-2171

(816) 994-2171

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7503 N Oak Trafficway
Gladstone, Missouri 64118

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For every $100 spent locally $68 stays in the community vs $43 at a national chain.
Creates local jobs and tax dollars, not every third party sellers collects taxes.
Many local stores offering in-store pickup services.
Local businesses are owned and operated by your neighbors.
Growing number of cities are activiely supporting "buy local" inititives.

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Shop local and support your community

For every $100 spent locally $68 stays in the community vs $43 at a national chain.
Creates local jobs and tax dollars, not every third party sellers collects taxes.
Many local stores offering in-store pickup services.
Local businesses are owned and operated by your neighbors.
Growing number of cities are activiely supporting "buy local" inititives.