fcdrifter13

ok i was looking for new dash tim yesterday and i went to mazdatrix.com and it was the onnly place i could find trim at and 1 piece was $160 is that rite can it really be that expensive if not please suggest a new sitte for me pla

FC3S_nataku

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yeah,you should search Ebay, you might find something just as good but cheeper

fcdrifter13

ok

sleejay

victoria british is usually ok too
if theres no junkyard around

fcdrifter13

what s the site for victoria british

pmr2000

if its just cracked leave it, a little patina if fine!

billzrx7

you should ask me, i may have it in grey

jhammons01

people parting out cars all the time in the For sale section. Interior pieces are most likely given away.

Tiers

duhhh... www.victoriabritish.com (couldnt resist)

but them send you a catalog(free and cool) they dont list everything online (i believe at least they did not use to)

RETed

You should've bought a domestic is you are bitching about parts prices.


-Ted

RexRyder

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damn straight

WonkoTheSane

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Haha, yeah.. Most of the new parts on my 7 are actually just as cheap if not cheaper than a lot of the new parts for our oldsmobiles used parts, however, are a lot more abundant here in BFE PA for the Olds...

vaughnc

I believe you can restore cracked plastic & fiberglass. I have to teach myself to do this when I'm further along with all my rotary restore projects.

Here's what I'm hoping to "learn to restore" to avoid paying $$$ for new:

- Chipped exterior plastic windshield molding (also re-rubberize them)
- Cracked Convertible side pillar panels (behind door sill scrap guards)
- Rusty/cracked side window molding (the ones right below the power windows) (re-ruberize them too)
- Mounts for the loose plastic instrument cluster surround
- Defrost vents (yeah I just replace them too)
- Logicon surround (aka clock)
- rear convertible panels behind the seats
- convertible trunk panels (one cracks right below the lock)