

| Subject: | Re: Good vanagon parts source/junkyard in Seattle? |
| From: | Bruce Nadig |
| Date: | Wed, 11 Aug 2004 18:25:51 -0500 |
Zach, I don't remember the names of the places, but I seem to remember that in northern Seattle along Aurora there are two or three places, including Campbell-Nelson. Being as I live in Texas, I don't drive down that section of Aurora very often, so maybe one of the Seattle list members could give you a hand here. Have you tried checking with Chris DeLong? Cheers, Bruce motorbruce motorbruce@hotmail.com >From: Zach White <zwhite@DARKSTAR.FROP.ORG> >Reply-To: Zach White <zwhite@DARKSTAR.FROP.ORG> >To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM >Subject: Good vanagon parts source/junkyard in Seattle? >Date: Wed, 11 Aug 2004 18:24:03 +0000 > >Hi Everyone, > >I apologize for asking something that's already in the archives, but I >hope my circumstances will be forgivable. > >I have an '84 GL that I'm working on bringing from ok to good >condition. My effort is hampered by living in Richland, WA, where it >can be difficult to find a good selection of parts. In particular, I >need a new instrument cluster as the current cluster has been held >together by ducttape and zip ties for far too long. I also need some >other random interior and exterior parts (new sliding door, arm rests, >et al) that are either difficult to find online or would be prohibitive >to ship. > >I'm going to be in Seattle this weekend but I'll only have a few hours >saturday to look around and find stuff. As such, I was hoping to hear >from anyone that has been parts hunting recently and could share which >places have the best selection right now, or even which places have the >best selection generally. Ideally I'd like a junkyard where I can >wander around and pull parts as needed, but regular stores and >junkyards that pull stuff for you will work too. > >Thanks for any advice you can give. > >-Zach
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