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If you are rebuilding an older model, even the new OEM parts can be difficult to locate. Search online for Auto Salvage Parts, and your parts will be located virtually immediately from a large, nationwide database.

The more expensive OEM repairs are full replacement of drive train components: rear end, transmission, or engine. Repair bills for these can be astronomical. Spend a little time searching for these parts at an auto salvage parts outlet, and you will save literally thousands of dollars.
You will also give your vehicle a new lease on life. If for instance, you completely wore out your engine after 200,000 miles, but the chassis is rock solid; purchase an engine from a salvage auto parts outlet with 50,000 miles on it, and you're good to go for another 150,000 miles.

If your pickup truck is equipped with a small V-8 and you have just purchased a new RV, don't trade in the old truck; save yourself a ton of money and purchase a larger V-8 with more HP from an auto salvage parts outlet. The engine will come with a warranty and all of the accessories to help you easily perform the upgrade.

Forget the aftermarket parts store. If you need a small part for your car or truck, search the giant online database of auto salvage parts. You can find literally anything you are looking for. Popular components are AC compressors, body parts, brake parts, charging system components, computers & chips, cruise control, cooling system parts, engines, exhaust, interior panels, lights, suspension & steering components, transmissions, wheels & tires, and windows. You want it, they've got it!

The obvious reason to choose salvage parts is the cost. Take a transmission, for instance. The cost of an OEM can be several thousand dollars while a rebuild can range from $1,500 to $2,500. You may find the same transmission for just a few hundred dollars at an Auto Salvage Parts store. A reputable dealer will even provide a warranty on most parts, including a transmission.

Again, the salvage parts will provide a substantial cost savings vs. aftermarket parts. Another thing to consider is the quality of an aftermarket part compared to salvage parts. OEM parts are manufactured at much higher standards than aftermarket parts. The fit of OEM parts will be much better than their aftermarket counterparts. If you are replacing a hood and front fenders on you 2008 pick-up truck, your project will go much smoother with OEM parts.
You can purchase salvaged OEM parts for far less money than the cost of aftermarket components.

Salvage parts are available for literally all types of cars and trucks. Parts are available for both foreign and domestic cars and trucks. You can find parts for anything from a minivan to a compact car to an SUV.
Virtually any model year is available. While it may be difficult to find certain components for very old models, it is surprising to see how much is available for late models, even the current model year, 2009. It is the insurance companies and collisions that are driving the supply of 2008 and 2009 parts. If someone totals their brand new 2009 Honda Accord, it's not going to the car crusher just yet.
The insurance company will sell the remains to an Auto Salvage Parts outlet. The parts dealer will in turn dismantle the remains, keeping anything of value. If the car was involved in a rear end collision, the dealer will keep the front components. They will unbolt the front fenders, hood, bumper, and accessories. They will keep the engine transmission and steering system.
The parts will be catalogued by make model and year. The information will be loaded into a database for an easy search.