Junk yard galore.
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Junk yard galore.
Looking to make some extra cash.
I am free on weekends to go pick remains of cars at the local bone yard.
Doesn't have to be saturn related.
US only. Will not ship body panels/sub frames/seats.
PayPal goods and services as payment.
Unless local to east texas. Then I'll take cash.
I am free on weekends to go pick remains of cars at the local bone yard.
Doesn't have to be saturn related.
US only. Will not ship body panels/sub frames/seats.
PayPal goods and services as payment.
Unless local to east texas. Then I'll take cash.
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Do you have access to any first generation Saturn coupes?
Looking for flip up headlight assemblies. Both motors work, have replacement gears. Meet the outer top body panels and possibly the metal boxes that hold the headlights. Rust free outer panels most important. White 95 preferred like beggars can be choosers. Not sure if 93 to 96 are identical but if you think you have a source I will look.
Thx
Looking for flip up headlight assemblies. Both motors work, have replacement gears. Meet the outer top body panels and possibly the metal boxes that hold the headlights. Rust free outer panels most important. White 95 preferred like beggars can be choosers. Not sure if 93 to 96 are identical but if you think you have a source I will look.
Thx
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Do you have access to any first generation Saturn coupes?
Looking for flip up headlight assemblies. Both motors work, have replacement gears. Meet the outer top body panels and possibly the metal boxes that hold the headlights. Rust free outer panels most important. White 95 preferred like beggars can be choosers. Not sure if 93 to 96 are identical but if you think you have a source I will look.
Thx
Looking for flip up headlight assemblies. Both motors work, have replacement gears. Meet the outer top body panels and possibly the metal boxes that hold the headlights. Rust free outer panels most important. White 95 preferred like beggars can be choosers. Not sure if 93 to 96 are identical but if you think you have a source I will look.
Thx
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I'm sure I can get the checks easily.
how big is the arm rest/cabbie? Worth pulling to ship if in good shape?
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Andy, no luck on the console. All were broken but I'll keep looking.
did get 2 door checks for yuh though. I'll message you pics tonight
Derf, no luck on flippy lights. I'll keep an eye out. Can get a quote on painting them too when I find them if you want
did get 2 door checks for yuh though. I'll message you pics tonight
Derf, no luck on flippy lights. I'll keep an eye out. Can get a quote on painting them too when I find them if you want
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Thanks, DD.
How will we match the paint?
I'm restoring this as a show car.
It's a registered antique vehicle in Pennsylvania, so that means I can take it to antique car shows with model t's and other things old.
Personally I think it would look nice sitting next to a 68 442, hoods popped.
Not sure where I'm going to get all the chrome for under the hood. I know a guy who owns a machine shop and knows how to do crazy shayt.
A bargain basement paint job of decent quality is supposedly like six grand so you guys need to start saving up for it.
I'm going to have all of us airbrushed onto the top of the spoiler. The interesting part is that I don't know what all of you look like, so it's not really clear who will be on the spoiler. I will have to meet Rube face to face to get a picture of him. It's worth the drive. Jerama is in his scary frothy hair phase. Old Marine, You are also welcome.
I need some pristine 95 teardrop wheels or have somebody refinish mine. I'm afraid to buy others because these are still true and do not vibrate on the road whatsoever. I've seen the chemicals people use for strippers and other things and as a chemist I truly want no part of it. Blah blah blah sorry. Thanks for looking.
How will we match the paint?
I'm restoring this as a show car.
It's a registered antique vehicle in Pennsylvania, so that means I can take it to antique car shows with model t's and other things old.
Personally I think it would look nice sitting next to a 68 442, hoods popped.
Not sure where I'm going to get all the chrome for under the hood. I know a guy who owns a machine shop and knows how to do crazy shayt.
A bargain basement paint job of decent quality is supposedly like six grand so you guys need to start saving up for it.
I'm going to have all of us airbrushed onto the top of the spoiler. The interesting part is that I don't know what all of you look like, so it's not really clear who will be on the spoiler. I will have to meet Rube face to face to get a picture of him. It's worth the drive. Jerama is in his scary frothy hair phase. Old Marine, You are also welcome.
I need some pristine 95 teardrop wheels or have somebody refinish mine. I'm afraid to buy others because these are still true and do not vibrate on the road whatsoever. I've seen the chemicals people use for strippers and other things and as a chemist I truly want no part of it. Blah blah blah sorry. Thanks for looking.