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I just bought a 95 camaro with some front end damage, i was wondering how hard it is to find replacement parts and if anyone has went the junkyard route for door hinges and other small parts. Are these hard to find in a junkyard? How pricey are things gonna get on me?
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The availability of the parts in a junkyard depend entirely on your location.. If you see tons of f-bodies driving around, chances are there is a selection in the boneyard. Better chances for a bigger city. As for price, that also depends on the junkyard you go to, as well as your location. As for price, if you call in and ask about the items you need, they should be able to give you a good ballpark estimate. -
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dude just take a trip to a few junk yard. prices vary depending on where u go u can prolly get like door hinges for like 15-30$ a pair and hood usually pretty chepa and bumpers toComment
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Yeah i was just wondering ball park, i will be going to some saturday in St louis area, ill let u know how it goesComment
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car-part.com
the search kinda sucks but its helpful
it will give something to start withComment
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I'm about to buy a 98 parts camaro :D Maybe we can work something outComment
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Probably not in your area, but a good selection of various parts.
http://stores.ebay.com/Brocks-Camaro...QQsofpZ0QQtZkm
Also, I was just in a salvage yard last Friday and found a lot of small things that they normally wouldn't part out. It all just depends on what you're looking for and where you're looking.'99 Camaro
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Oooo... SC. Wonder if that's close enough for me to grab a Z-28 rear.Originally posted by pace2006 View Post
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