Scores from DIY Parts Yards, Pull A Part, U Pull It etc

[AyWoSch Motors]

A garden hose reel...

Ooo, good idea! Even better yet, an air hose real. Or and extention cord real!
Got lots of those.

 

[Ricko1966]

Ooo, good idea! Even better yet, an air hose real. Or and extention cord real!
Got lots of those.

Sorry,forgot to post the pic that went with post 510. It's up now

 

[squaredeal91]

Last year I got a front crunched 99 k2500 suburban and today I got the replacement front clip for my future project. Doing an sas on it at the same time.

 

[PrairieDrifter]

Got this guy for $120. Super cool pattern and perfect colors for my 70. A couple little rips starting, the frame has surface rust. Has some wear and sun fade. But it's in real good shape.

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[PrairieDrifter]

Picked this guy up. Pretty straight! Paid $115. Some of it tells me home made and some of it tells me aftermarket. The uprights are cut super well and even have the step in and step out for the bumper contour. Then the all thread throws me off as well as it seems the tubes aren't fully welded to the upright. Also the lower mounts look like the factory front bumper mounts for the center on top of the frame rail.

Ive seen this style before, someone has to know if it's aftermarket or not. Let me know! Will be using it for a future 70's blazer or step side build.

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[squaredeal91]

Picked this guy up. Pretty straight! Paid $115. Some of it tells me home made and some of it tells me aftermarket. The uprights are cut super well and even have the step in and step out for the bumper contour. Then the all thread throws me off as well as it seems the tubes aren't fully welded to the upright. Also the lower mounts look like the factory front bumper mounts for the center on top of the frame rail.

Ive seen this style before, someone has to know if it's aftermarket or not. Let me know! Will be using it for a future 70's blazer or step side build.

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Good score. I have the center part of that bumper. I'm looking for the rest or going to have tubes bent to mimic what you have eventually for my 78 when I repaint it. Here's my example photo.

 

[Mr Clean]

Got the pulley brackets, all of the pulleys, and power steering pump for 60.00. Now I'll sand blast and powder coat every thing.

 

[Catbox]

Got the pulley brackets, all of the pulleys, and power steering pump for 60.00. Now I'll sand blast and powder coat every thing.

The thread about the front drive systems will come in handy as Pick N Pull is having its annual 50% off all parts pulled from the yard sale this weekend.

I plan on harvesting a couple of sets for various projects.

 

[HotWheelsBurban]

So technically, if I got those SB mounting brackets off the Burb at my local PAP since the mirror are junk, and I eventually find SB switch and wiring harness, I can use mirrors off of a GMT400 which are quite common since they were standard equipment for 95 and up on the GMT400 Body Style.

Yes most Burbs and Tahoes have these.

 

[PrairieDrifter]

Picked up this stabbin cabin for $50, about ten miles away. All aluminum! Way way lighter than those dumb firberglass toppers of the era. It's about 32 inches tall, so about ten inches above the cab. I was kind of looking for a roof level bubble window topper, but this one was cool looking and a great price and in good shape.

It's in pretty good shape, the drivers side and roof have a little bit of hail damage, two small dingers on top in the back, a couple random small rock dents. All windows are good, even has the screens on the sides, and the hatch locks work!

It also has wood panel interior for sin lolol I'll get some better pics in the daylight and after a wash.

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[vr1967]

Picked up a diesel 4wd 4L80 to go in my 6.2 diesel 84. Got about $200 in it including diesel to and from picking it up. Got to pull it so got all the fasteners and small parts.

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[DoubleDingo]

Picked up this stabbin cabin for $50, about ten miles away. All aluminum! Way way lighter than those dumb firberglass toppers of the era. It's about 32 inches tall, so about ten inches above the cab. I was kind of looking for a roof level bubble window topper, but this one was cool looking and a great price and in good shape.

It's in pretty good shape, the drivers side and roof have a little bit of hail damage, two small dingers on top in the back, a couple random small rock dents. All windows are good, even has the screens on the sides, and the hatch locks work!

It also has wood panel interior for sin lolol I'll get some better pics in the daylight and after a wash.

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SCORE!

 

[PrairieDrifter]

SCORE!

Guy had it on a pickup box trailer, it was a ford so I just made an offer on the topper unseen and he took it.

It's like a mullet. Business in front party in back lolol. Diamond stitch accents on the brown panels are super cool!

 

[Soundmound]

Picked up this stabbin cabin for $50, about ten miles away. All aluminum! Way way lighter than those dumb firberglass toppers of the era. It's about 32 inches tall, so about ten inches above the cab. I was kind of looking for a roof level bubble window topper, but this one was cool looking and a great price and in good shape.

It's in pretty good shape, the drivers side and roof have a little bit of hail damage, two small dingers on top in the back, a couple random small rock dents. All windows are good, even has the screens on the sides, and the hatch locks work!

It also has wood panel interior for sin lolol I'll get some better pics in the daylight and after a wash.

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These are making a comeback like crazy. A guy here in the NW has started making new ones that look vintage. You got a real nice original, congrats!

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[PrairieDrifter]

These are making a comeback like crazy. A guy here in the NW has started making new ones that look vintage. You got a real nice original, congrats!

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Thanks! I noticed I've been seeing more of them. It's definitely a real good driver quality unit. Luckily aluminum doesn't rust lol.

Cant find many examples of this topper on the internet, a couple like it, but not the same one. These styles ive always liked that little kick out over the rear, gives it a little shape instead of just a box, as well as the "aero" front lol.

There's some inspection sticker that says "it meets all the requirements for 1968 somethin somethin" some kind of crap like that. I'll have to look into it.