martin kolner
09-12-2014, 02:22 PM
Date: 12th September 2014
Username: martin kolner
Full Name:
City, State, Zip: Tempe AZ 85282
480 966-6683
I probably have over 3,000 part numbers for the FWD cars, many are NOS and some used. I'm especially heavy on the G body cars as I own 2 of them. Have loads of K car and Shadow convertible parts. I also have parts all the way back to the mid 1930s so the FWD stuff is a small part of my 39,000 part inventory.
I have been cleaning out Mopar dealers of their obsolete parts for over 30 years. Also I special ordered parts from them starting in 1980 figuring these parts might be impossible to find later. When a part is still available you can obviously order 1 or 1,000 so I laid into what I thought would be good to have later. Luckily I dealt with 3 dealerships over the years who put up with me ordering all sorts of small stuff and I got an employee discount too.
A few times in the 1980s and 1990s Chrysler would dump parts at a ridiculous price and the dealer would give me the printed list or I would look at their computers and try to figure out what it was. Armrests for less than a dollar, consoles for 2.00 etc. Why they even bothered I have no idea.
I've been wrecking yarding since 1970 when I bought my first car: a 1948 Dodge for 100.00 So over the years I've picked over just about everything in yards from full size cars, station wagons, vans, trucks and anything Chrysler built.
My website is www.arizonaparts.com
If you can't navigate it LMK what you need either via e-mail (mkolner14@hotmail.com) put MOPAR in the subject or here at the forum.....I prefer e-mail. Make sure you are specific about the year, model, engine, color, or any other info so I don't have to guess at what you need.
I also have owners & shop manuals, part books, sales brochures, post cards, decode books, and promotional items.
Username: martin kolner
Full Name:
City, State, Zip: Tempe AZ 85282
480 966-6683
I probably have over 3,000 part numbers for the FWD cars, many are NOS and some used. I'm especially heavy on the G body cars as I own 2 of them. Have loads of K car and Shadow convertible parts. I also have parts all the way back to the mid 1930s so the FWD stuff is a small part of my 39,000 part inventory.
I have been cleaning out Mopar dealers of their obsolete parts for over 30 years. Also I special ordered parts from them starting in 1980 figuring these parts might be impossible to find later. When a part is still available you can obviously order 1 or 1,000 so I laid into what I thought would be good to have later. Luckily I dealt with 3 dealerships over the years who put up with me ordering all sorts of small stuff and I got an employee discount too.
A few times in the 1980s and 1990s Chrysler would dump parts at a ridiculous price and the dealer would give me the printed list or I would look at their computers and try to figure out what it was. Armrests for less than a dollar, consoles for 2.00 etc. Why they even bothered I have no idea.
I've been wrecking yarding since 1970 when I bought my first car: a 1948 Dodge for 100.00 So over the years I've picked over just about everything in yards from full size cars, station wagons, vans, trucks and anything Chrysler built.
My website is www.arizonaparts.com
If you can't navigate it LMK what you need either via e-mail (mkolner14@hotmail.com) put MOPAR in the subject or here at the forum.....I prefer e-mail. Make sure you are specific about the year, model, engine, color, or any other info so I don't have to guess at what you need.
I also have owners & shop manuals, part books, sales brochures, post cards, decode books, and promotional items.