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danielekfuj
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 |  Subject: finding parts for corolla  December 21st 2008, 3:23 pm | |
| I just bought a corolla, and could use some help locating cheap parts for it. I am looking for a bumper, hood, radiator, and headlights, plus some other small things. Any ideas? Junkyard? pick n pull?
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Most of our projects focus on taking apart a perfectly good car and screwing it up. At least that's what the masses would think. In personalizing, customizing, and focusing our cars on performance above all else, we inevitably upset the delicate balance of ride and handling, horsepower and fuel economy, and perhaps even styling and anonymity that the OEM spent so many billions of dollars to achieve. Whatever, we think they're better.
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Specter
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| | Subject: Re: finding parts for corolla December 21st 2008, 3:28 pm | |
| Club4ag.com well that's if it's a 85-87 any other years, junkyard _________________  |
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Nachtmensch
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Specter
WALLA WALLA WASHINGTON!!!!!!!!
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Age: 24
Location: Seattle, Washington
Vehicle: '89 Piggy Coupe
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| | Subject: Re: finding parts for corolla December 21st 2008, 6:10 pm | |
| right... but there are AE86 guys, that's my point _________________ |
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Dirty Dee
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| | Subject: Re: finding parts for corolla December 21st 2008, 6:49 pm | |
| well, he could have a non- 84-87, he needs to be more specific 
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jh3xp
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| | Subject: Re: finding parts for corolla December 21st 2008, 10:11 pm | |
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danielekfuj
Club racer
Number of posts: 305
Age: 18
Location: mount prospect
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| | Subject: Re: finding parts for corolla December 21st 2008, 10:24 pm | |
| sorry i forgot, its a 98.... yes, it is good for getting groceries and getting from one place to another. and it is the base model of base models. it has a 1zz-fe. but, the price was right. expect to see it in the classifieds in a couple months.
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Most of our projects focus on taking apart a perfectly good car and screwing it up. At least that's what the masses would think. In personalizing, customizing, and focusing our cars on performance above all else, we inevitably upset the delicate balance of ride and handling, horsepower and fuel economy, and perhaps even styling and anonymity that the OEM spent so many billions of dollars to achieve. Whatever, we think they're better.
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Dirty Dee
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Age: 22
Location: Chicago
Vehicle: 1989 240sx SE
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| | Subject: Re: finding parts for corolla December 22nd 2008, 12:54 am | |
| | danielekfuj wrote: | | sorry i forgot, its a 98.... |
i win
looks like i need to be awarded a small piece of the internets
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Nachtmensch
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Adrian_S13
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Location: Hanover Park
Vehicle: 93 hatch!
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| | Subject: Re: finding parts for corolla December 22nd 2008, 1:14 pm | |
| try certafit in addison they sell new oem shit for cheap. _________________  |
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danielekfuj
Club racer
Number of posts: 305
Age: 18
Location: mount prospect
Vehicle: if i said, id get banned
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| | Subject: Re: finding parts for corolla December 23rd 2008, 11:04 pm | |
| | Dirty Dee wrote: | | danielekfuj wrote: | | sorry i forgot, its a 98.... |
looks like i need to be awarded a small piece of the internets |
| Nachtmensch wrote: | | 9thgencorolla.com or something like that is a forum for those, though i think youre an 8th gen. |
uh huh
| Adrian_S13 wrote: | | try certafit in addison they sell new oem shit for cheap. |
they actually seem to have really good prices. I should've checked this thread before ordering the parts today.
I ordered them through a dude i know that works in auto body, so he had a spare a/c condenser and radiator handy.
I will probably post pics once I get it completed. I am still undecided on whether to drive/mod it, or to sell it and look for something more "sporty"?
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Most of our projects focus on taking apart a perfectly good car and screwing it up. At least that's what the masses would think. In personalizing, customizing, and focusing our cars on performance above all else, we inevitably upset the delicate balance of ride and handling, horsepower and fuel economy, and perhaps even styling and anonymity that the OEM spent so many billions of dollars to achieve. Whatever, we think they're better.
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