Are you ever in the Buffalo area? If not I’d give you $30 including shipping for the window switches. The light is out on one of mine and though that’s a pretty minor issue I get pissed every time I notice it at night.
I’ll split them. The closest I get to buffalo is Rochester, which I will be this coming weekend. I can do $30 shipped for the switches. It was a manual car.
I also have a tail light. has a light scratch on it, and one of the two balls broke off. Picture can be seen. Will get pictures of the other stuff later.
That’s got to be the 2nd sketchiest jackstand system I’ve ever seen. The 1st being that guy working under the truck tilted at a 45 degree angle held up by a 2x4.
By the way, have you posted this over at ls1gto.com?
Nope, haven’t posted it there. This is in a junkyard 2 min from my work. i am slowly grabbing all the good parts off it when I have time. I will take requests for parts from any of the pictures.
And those jack stands are very commonplace. this yard has used them for years and they have yet to have someone get hurt. You occasionally do see a vehicle that has slid off them, but usually because someone was a dumbass with them. There are several other yards I have seen this with. Just 2 steel wheels welded 90 degrees to eachother. One under each A-piller and one under the trunk pan, or rear bumper of full frame cars. Large trucks and vans get one at each corner.
There are more pictures from the yard here of the other stuff they have.
Even with the vin I’m not sure if they’ll be able to get the pin. If they can it pretty much defeats the purpose of an anti-theft pin. I know when I wanted the pin for mine I had to provide the vin and the registration showing I owned the car.
Well, I’d think that proof that the car was junked, the old PIN and a bill-of-sale for the radio from the junkyard would cover any questions about legitimacy for a dealer… but that’s my $0.02.
And in any case, I don’t know my old radio’s PIN (got a newer OEM one with an aux-in port), as I never got that security card and my dealer reps are idiots. I’ve even shown them the links on LS1GTO.com as to where to get the PIN, but they can’t (or don’t know how to) pull up that site.
Next time you’re in Buffalo stop by Don Davis on Niagara Falls Blvd in Amherst. They were able to print up all the security info for me (with my help telling them how to do it). The trick is not all departments have access to that screen in gm dealer world. I forgot if it has to be done from parts or a body shop login though. The thread on ls1gto mentions it though.
