Pull-A-Part?
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RE: Pull-A-Part?
I've been the last two weeks gathering up some odds and ends for an EFI swap.
http://www.pickapart.com/
It can sometimes be hit or miss as to what you can find and prices are sometimes higher than what you'll pay off of Ebay or Craigslist. What is really nice is that you can get all the little fasterners, wires, fittings, etc. and see exactly how they are assembled on the vehicle you remove them from.
My advice to anybody going to one of these places, especially a large one like you'll see here in L.A., is to bring your tools in a rolling cart or wagon. Trut me, it gets awfully heavy carrying them through row after row of cars. Also, bring plenty of towels and a good set of large, heavy duty shears, clippers, etc.
Jeff
http://www.pickapart.com/
It can sometimes be hit or miss as to what you can find and prices are sometimes higher than what you'll pay off of Ebay or Craigslist. What is really nice is that you can get all the little fasterners, wires, fittings, etc. and see exactly how they are assembled on the vehicle you remove them from.
My advice to anybody going to one of these places, especially a large one like you'll see here in L.A., is to bring your tools in a rolling cart or wagon. Trut me, it gets awfully heavy carrying them through row after row of cars. Also, bring plenty of towels and a good set of large, heavy duty shears, clippers, etc.
Jeff