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Interesting. Trunk strut for a Bonneville of 1993 vintage? Neat trick. 
Spoiler for my 93 (WITHOUT LAMP). Bummer. I'd have liked to see that.
REPLACEMENT lambo doors. Good thing, cuz my OEM lambo doors are starting to squeak.
Just another generic drop-shipper that never sees the parts, but thanks for the link.
Spoiler for my 93 (WITHOUT LAMP). Bummer. I'd have liked to see that.
REPLACEMENT lambo doors. Good thing, cuz my OEM lambo doors are starting to squeak.
Just another generic drop-shipper that never sees the parts, but thanks for the link.
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They're calling them replacement parts.
I personally steer clear of sites like this simply because they clearly don't have the right listings for some obvious parts. I won't risk having the wrong part shipped to me from an internet vendor. It may be very hard to replace.
And a 40 dollar harmonic balancer? How can you build quality into that in a device that is critical for fuel and spark timing?
I personally steer clear of sites like this simply because they clearly don't have the right listings for some obvious parts. I won't risk having the wrong part shipped to me from an internet vendor. It may be very hard to replace.
And a 40 dollar harmonic balancer? How can you build quality into that in a device that is critical for fuel and spark timing?
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From: Lethbridge, Alberta, _______Canada._______ West Coast Bonneville Fest ___05,06,07 Survivor___
Tell ya what, Im friends with my local Pontiac Dealer now..there isnt many white box items i will install on my car....maybe spark plug wire protectors or holders...thats about it lol..
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