Wrecking yard full of Oldsmobiles and other old GM cars
#1
Wrecking yard full of Oldsmobiles and other old GM cars
Check out all the old cars in this wrecking yard! Here is the link: http://www.gmsportssalvage.com/
#2
From what I can see, they know what they've got, and probably charge accordingly!
Lotsa 'not reproduced' and 'hard to find in this condition' pieces = +$+$+$!!
Kinda scary, them having a resto shop on premises - how do you know your parts weren't switched with some repaired junk??
Lotsa 'not reproduced' and 'hard to find in this condition' pieces = +$+$+$!!
Kinda scary, them having a resto shop on premises - how do you know your parts weren't switched with some repaired junk??
#6
I drive pass that place almost everyday. They are pretty pricey, but they do have the parts. What they have is not a real big yard, but they let you walk around and check it out. Yes they know what they have, and they ship parts all the time.
Gene
Gene
#7
I've picked up a few things from them over the past decade or so - no complaints.
Terry
Last edited by vette442; March 18th, 2011 at 07:41 PM.
#8
I live in Mass., but worked for a company in Milpitas for a number of years.
Used to stop there on business trips.
On one visit, the guy behind the counter says: "You have a funny accent. Where are you from?" I told him I was from the Boston area. He proceeds to tell me that he grew up in Worcester, Mass. (pronounced Woosta here).
I get a long tour of the yard. Nothing like rust free Cali cars.....
Used to stop there on business trips.
On one visit, the guy behind the counter says: "You have a funny accent. Where are you from?" I told him I was from the Boston area. He proceeds to tell me that he grew up in Worcester, Mass. (pronounced Woosta here).
I get a long tour of the yard. Nothing like rust free Cali cars.....
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