Weston Corporation currently makes Part #$500,$ used in its manufacturing of engines. At $15,000$ units, the total cost of making Part #$500$ is $$129,000,$ computed as follows: Direct Labor $=$ $$30,000($$$2$ per unit$)$; Direct Materials $=$ $$60,000($$$4$ per unit$)$; Variable Overhead $=$ $$24,000($$$1\mathrm{.}60$ per unit$)$; Fixed Overhead $=$ $$15,000.$ An outside vendor has offered to supply Weston with $15,000$ units of Part #$500$ for $$115,000.$ If the company accepts the offer, its fixed overhead costs will be reduced by $$6,000.1.$ If Weston buys the parts instead of continuing to manufacture them, the company will save $$\_\_\_\_.2.$ At a total purchase price of $$\_\_\_\_\_,$ the company would be indifferent between making or buying $15,000$ units of the part. $($Hint: The amount must be more than the current purchase price of $$115,000.)$