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new roof trim
- Thread startercelm
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coyotes
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I have some I think. I can take some pictures for you when I get home
how are the conditions also?
please email them to me at [email protected]
please email them to me at [email protected]
strokin4dr
Well-known member
Hirev huh???
You have any leads on a carbon fiber hood? :grabbingpitchfork: /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/mad.gif
You have any leads on a carbon fiber hood? :grabbingpitchfork: /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/mad.gif
Wookalar
Well-known member
Quoting celm:
I want to put new roof trim,the 2 strips that go front to back on the roof. Does the dealers still sell them or are there any other companies that sell them?
Are yours cut or just badly faded? You could always paint them.
I want to put new roof trim,the 2 strips that go front to back on the roof. Does the dealers still sell them or are there any other companies that sell them?
Are yours cut or just badly faded? You could always paint them.
mitsuturbo
Well-known member
Quoting G:
Nla from mitsubishi.
I've been told this before about various parts. On more than one occasion I've decided to call the dealership to verify at which time they say "yeah, we have one sitting here in stock".
So.. i dunno where all the NLA info is coming from, but it's not always accurate. Always call the dealer and check for yourself.
Nla from mitsubishi.
I've been told this before about various parts. On more than one occasion I've decided to call the dealership to verify at which time they say "yeah, we have one sitting here in stock".
So.. i dunno where all the NLA info is coming from, but it's not always accurate. Always call the dealer and check for yourself.
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strokin4dr
Well-known member
G loves to post that parts are NLA.
Probably so he can buy/hoard/resell said parts /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/rofl.gif
Probably so he can buy/hoard/resell said parts /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/rofl.gif
bowler31185
Active member
I would love to know as well. Mine are in bad shape. Prob would need the clips that hold them down as well.
coyotes
Well-known member
I have the pics of my trim here. In good condition, just dirty.
coyotes
Well-known member
enlarge the second picture. they won't lay flat since they follow the curvature of the roof.
I can clean them up for you if you like and take a better photo
I can clean them up for you if you like and take a better photo
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Wookalar
Well-known member
Quoting Wookalar:
Quoting celm:
I want to put new roof trim,the 2 strips that go front to back on the roof. Does the dealers still sell them or are there any other companies that sell them?
Are yours cut or just badly faded? You could always paint them.
^ know it all, all you do it rip on this country. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/rofl.gif
Quoting celm:
I want to put new roof trim,the 2 strips that go front to back on the roof. Does the dealers still sell them or are there any other companies that sell them?
Are yours cut or just badly faded? You could always paint them.
^ know it all, all you do it rip on this country. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/rofl.gif
Quoting bobdole:
I have ordered parts from the dealer also that are said to be NLA. Always call the dealer first and ask them to check other dealers in US if they have. I just got a part shipped from CA to FL last week.
NLA can mean the corporation does not have the available anymore. Some dealers have the capability to check other dealer's inventory, but not all US dealers are on the system. There is also Vintage Parts.
Old parts stock
I have ordered parts from the dealer also that are said to be NLA. Always call the dealer first and ask them to check other dealers in US if they have. I just got a part shipped from CA to FL last week.
NLA can mean the corporation does not have the available anymore. Some dealers have the capability to check other dealer's inventory, but not all US dealers are on the system. There is also Vintage Parts.
Old parts stock
