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/
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??
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
I've picked up a few things from them over the past decade or so - no complaints.
Terry
Last edited by vette442; Mar 18, 2011 at 07:41 PM.
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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