driver side dash pocket instead of vent

just curious to know how common this is. found it at the junkyard thought its pretty neat

it belongs to NON air cars.

Which means you should probably snatch up the heater box cover & either use it or sell it. Not really the easiest part to come by.

Are non-A/C parts hard to find? I was planning on putting factory A/C into my non-A/C car.


Bill

Somewhat hard to find for these years. If you were closer, I'd trade a complete AC set up with condenser, box, pump, & all just for the non-AC box. My car is mainly going to be a fun toy so AC isn't needed in it & this stuff will likely go to waste.

I might have to take you up on that trade Rago! I am looking to put a/c on my base model! Looked it up on the map and OKCity would be about half way, so when I get to that stage we might have to work something out.

I'd probably be up for it if it's around March or April. I have in-laws down by Lawton, OK that we might be visiting around then. I also have the Classic tail panel if you want to do that swap too. I'm wanting the base model stuff. Just throwing out some ideas.

heater box cover? the one inside or the one under the hood

Billy-ray...do you get up to DVAP off W. Happy Valley Rd? I go over there each January when I come down to visit family and love browsing through their yard. Pretty pricey on parts, though...especially, during Barrett-Jackson week.

There are a couple non-a/c Chevelles up here, too...if anyone needs anything.

ill admit this i hate dvap overpriced and a lot of bondo i go to a lot of the other junkyards in the area i can usually when i come across a 3rd gen in those junkyards there are a lot of decent parts and decent prices i just scored the intermitent wipers the other day and last year i got the passenger side remote mirror. on top of a lot of other cool stuff

also i dont agree with there 50 dollar restocking fee if you dont like the price on the part they pull i was going to get a pair of laguna taillights for my car but when the guy said 25 to 150 for something he was going to have to pull before he gave me a price i said forget. i wont buy anything from dvap but its a good way to waste time on a day off

Yeah...kind of the same impression I got of DVAP. They must cater more to out-of-towners. Nice score on the intermittents and remote mirror! Both hard to find items.

ya i just got to put em in and drill a couple of holes gees i hate drillin

billy-ray wrote:heater box cover? the one inside or the one under the hood

Under the hood.

billy-ray wrote:...i was going to get a pair of laguna taillights for my car but when the guy said 25 to 150 for something he was going to have to pull before he gave me a price i said forget...

Its happend to me a few times. I recently called a junkyard outside of my area about a part. When I asked for the condition and the price I was told they would not know until I was there to help them look it over. I told them how far I would have to drive to "just come look" and I would not unless I had more details, but they seemed less than impressed. These places are in business to SELL parts...... right?? How hard is it to grab a photo and email it, or to take a couple of minutes to look it over? Maybe its because they don't get alot of return emails or calls, and MAYBE that's becuase their stuff is overpriced or its just junk (maybe both).

If I treated my clients like that I would not be doing what I do much longer. I treat every client/customer the same no matter what. No, not every deal works out, but that is no reason to treat some different than others.

Bill