Parts Locator

[BurbLover]

Is there a way to do a nationwide parts locator on the internet? I mean the type the salvage yards do. I figure if I could do it myself, it's be quicker & maybe cheaper too. Links would be great. Thanks.
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[Larry_in_Tx]

I've found some junk with this one.
car-part.com

 

[BurbLover]

Thanks. That helped a bunch. It actually listed more than the local salvage guys who did a locate for me. I guess 200 used is better than 500 new!!!
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[u2slow]

www.mypartshop.com

You can even extract the "Hollander Numbers" from the parts selection pages by right-clicking and "view source". Looks professional when you send an email asking for a 445-0920A in a 3.73 ratio /forums/images/graemlins/ears.gif

 

[tyger25]

I've used Junkyard Dog before. I got a lot of e-mails from different salvage yards with my parts, and I just picked the best price.

http://www.junkyarddog.com/welcome.htm