Extra parts 🤔
Extra parts 🤔
What do you all do with the extra parts that you have when you upgrade/replace? I have some rear window trim pieces, a nice set of door sill plates, a nice driver side trunk trim piece and a really nice set of door armrest rest trim pieces for my '72 Supreme. I really have no use for any of it, and its taking up space in my garage. Despite listing it all for sale here on the site, nobody seems interested. I don't really wanna toss them, so maybe I'll just give them away for shipping only. Or perhaps trade?
I dunno...
Thoughts?
I dunno...
Thoughts?
I keep everything. I have many boxes of parts in the garage, along with an entire dual exhaust system, a disassembled 455 engine, a disassembled 400E engine, and 3 spare rearends behind the garage.
What do you all do with the extra parts that you have when you upgrade/replace? I have some rear window trim pieces, a nice set of door sill plates, a nice driver side trunk trim piece and a really nice set of door armrest rest trim pieces for my '72 Supreme. I really have no use for any of it, and its taking up space in my garage. Despite listing it all for sale here on the site, nobody seems interested. I don't really wanna toss them, so maybe I'll just give them away for shipping only. Or perhaps trade? Thoughts?
I gave the engine and transmission to a deserving friend, non serviceable stuff not worth saving were thrown out, while a set of rear control arms are crammed under the air compressor on the floor. Other odd performance parts are sitting on shelves in my garage. I also have some soon to be wall art.
I just returned from the PIR swap meet in Portland, OR where I sold a "68 auto console and shifter, Olds chrome valve covers, a reproduction dual snorkel air cleaner and some Cutlass inner fender rubbers. Normally all I sell is GM F body stuff. There has been a disturbance in the force.
Last car before my 4-4-2 was a '68 Camaro SS. I kept all the parts I (or the PO) had taken off it and ended up with: a Q-Jet, a Carter AFB, a Powerglide, a Hurst Competition Plus, ram's-horn exhaust manifolds, a points distributor, a Mallory dual-point, Chevy orange valve covers, an alternator, complete and functional power drum brake setup, factory iron intake, a set of factory wheels and hubcaps, taillight bezels. and a couple of boxes of miscellaneous small parts.
When I sold the car, the new owner wanted nothing to do with any of that, not even the factory stuff specific to the car, so I sold what I could at swap meets and gave away the balance to a friend of mine who owned a shop and had done me some favors.
Apparently I never learned my lesson, as the area under my workbench is currently stuffed with old, odd and spare 4-4-2 parts with which I will again attempt to burden the next owner.
When I sold the car, the new owner wanted nothing to do with any of that, not even the factory stuff specific to the car, so I sold what I could at swap meets and gave away the balance to a friend of mine who owned a shop and had done me some favors.
Apparently I never learned my lesson, as the area under my workbench is currently stuffed with old, odd and spare 4-4-2 parts with which I will again attempt to burden the next owner.
I try to sell what i know i won't use usually dirt cheap.it seems like most stuff is only valuable when you're trying to buy it . a lot of stuff ive just tossed out because i dont have space for it and nobody wants it.
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Dennis Munoz
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Mar 21, 2019 07:40 PM



