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- [Deleted User] July 2011
trans am parts? were to buy?
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I have to do some work on a 1983 trans am and i dont know if there are any sites made to provide inexpensive parts for this car. I have a ford 68 mustang and use a site called cjponyparts and this site is perfect for my mustang but cant find a site like this for my trans am. so if you know any sites that provide a complete list of parts for clasic trans am's at a relativity low price pls let me know.
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There is classicIndustries.com or YearOne.com.
My brother has used both for his 75 T/A parts and has had better luck with Classic Industries than he has with Year One. The final straw with year one was when he got a flyer announcing some heavy duty hinges and he ordered them the day he got the flyer, months later they finally refunded his money and said they did not have any more. Makes no sense to me.
You can also use RockAuto.com for lots of parts. They have many items in OEM and aftermarket for just about every make and model. And if you do a web search you can find sites where people post discount codes for rock auto. I have used Roack Auto for a few things. Dorman power window motors and regualtors, switches (OEM and After market) etc..
And another is 1AAuto.com. I think there is a better selection from Rock Auto though.
