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I picked up a bunch and I mean a BUNCH of NOS auto parts, mostly Chevy from an auctioneer who had them sitting in his warehouse for over 2 years. My problem is some of the starters, alternators and other parts aren't listed in ACDelco's web site anymore. My question is does anybody have a reference book listing the parts to number? Or could check some parts I have with a different means? Hate to let a starter worth 150.00 go for scrap prices because I don't know what it's worth. Any help will be appreciated and I will see if Santa couldn't find something in his bag for ya. Thanks, God Bless. Mike

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Short list sent, but the bulk of items will be here today so until you say ENOUGH I'll keep ya on speed dial lol. Sure you want to hear from me????? :rotf: God Bless, Mike

 

 

 

Mike,

You just keep sending him the list of items ...just send me whatever you find in Santa's gift bag.......:whistling::rasberry:

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Worked for a dealer and an A/C Delco distributor for years. I have some ancient delco cross-reference guides. I even have Prestolite and Wico magneto books!! Send the numbers and I will see if there are any hits.

 

J. B.

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Lonestar, I sent out about 2 dozen to Skid already. Will have more in the next few days. If you don't mind so I don't boggle down skid with too much I might just send some your way too. Perhaps if one can't locate it and see what each item goes to the other just might. I truely appreciate the help. God Bless. Mike

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If they're older parts, mid 60's up, and you find that you have some 65-69 Corvair parts in there, I'd definately be interested, have a 65 that's going under the knife soon! (D**n Ralph Nader!)

Dan

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No problem, I knew I kept all that stuff for a reason. I even kept my old Corvette parts books. 1953-1992 or 3. Always figured that the stuff might come in handy. I have a great deal of electrical cross reference. Go figure, I managed the parts room for a major rebuilder and electrical distributor.

 

J.B.

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