Probably even only 5 years apartAre they year-dependent, perhaps? I know the stuff under the dash changed a bit over the square years.
Probably even only 5 years apartAre they year-dependent, perhaps? I know the stuff under the dash changed a bit over the square years.
Like this? Search class v hitches and you should be able to narrow it down and weed out the bolt together hitches.So does anyone know where to get a good priced trailer hitch that doesn't have those horizontal bolts holding it in to adjust the width? For some reason those really bother me.
Been looking on amazon and not really liking the results.
Haha! Yeah I know how that is... May be a long shot but you might check the JY.I'm also trying to be a cheap arse to, so that doesn't help.
Sucks about this is I won't be able to go until the 20th to find one. I have tried to use my LKQ wholesale account to find parts for my truck and he said it's to old and asked why that's in a KIA store. I didn't have the cajones to tell him it was mine and was being lazyHaha! Yeah I know how that is... May be a long shot but you might check the JY.
Sucks about this is I won't be able to go until the 20th to find one. I have tried to use my LKQ wholesale account to find parts for my truck and he said it's to old and asked why that's in a KIA store. I didn't have the cajones to tell him it was mine and was being lazy
Why not? Most of the local boneyards know me from the dealership. We buy parts from time to time. But when the odd squarebody request comes in, they pretty much know it's for me. Sometimes I call myself, other times I have my parts guy call. Most of the time it's me. They sell to me at the same rate they would our shop, they just have to add tax for my personal stuff. No reason to be ashamed. If your shop buys a lot of parts, it's pretty smart for the yard to help out on your personal projects to keep you buying parts from them for the business. You are not the only guy doing it that's for sure.
Keep this in mind from what an old neighbor told me. It's not always what you know, but WHO you know. Getting to know your vendors can find common interests, projects and so on. I'm pretty tight with our Napa sales rep over common interests and grew up in the same area, hell we had the same auto shop teacher in high school. We were just a few years apart. I trust him, he helps me out on goofy Napa warranty issues. We bought enough parts and equipment through him his store earned a free trip to Hawaii last year. He bought a new Colorado from us and gets his work done by us.
Just a thought to help you out. Keep kicking tail.
lol on the TP. If I'm going further than work (3 miles) I make sure I keep a roll or 2 in the truck. Got tired of trashing my bandanas....TP, winch control
