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Car Forum / Honda Cars / November 2004

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Cal - 11 Nov 2004 16:24 GMT
Hey

   I have a green Civic 1997 4 Dr Sedan.  I am looking for the right side
filler between the rear lights and the bumper.  I want a used one as a new
one I am being quoted at around $80 which is riduculus.  If anyone knows
where I can get one please email me at cal @ rogers dot com.  Located in
Mississauga, ON.

Cal
Caroline - 11 Nov 2004 18:29 GMT
> Hey
>
>     I have a green Civic 1997 4 Dr Sedan.  I am looking for the right side
> filler between the rear lights and the bumper.  I want a used one as a new
> one I am being quoted at around $80 which is riduculus.

I can appreciate your sentiment, but these rinky-dink itty bitty parts have
always cost an arm and a leg.

> If anyone knows
> where I can get one please email me at cal @ rogers dot com.  Located in
> Mississauga, ON.

I went looking for a particular used part a few months ago and was stunned to
discover a wealth of online salvage yards with online search engines that were
really fantastic and precise. A few hours of searching and emailing for
particulars turned up a few possibilities. Within a week I had the used part in
hand. This was from www.olstons.com, in Nebraska if you want to start there.

Google for {salvage search import} and similar and some more should come up.

The guys on the other end of the toll-free numbers at these salvage yards are
usually fielding a bunch of customers' requests all at once. Be patient and
charming, and they'll come through.

Of course, if you have a salvage yard locally, it's always fun to go and explore
them for precisely your part. It may be cheaper than online. My local Honda
salvage yard is sometimes cheaper and other times a ripoff.
 
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