Good man to look towards the future to save parts. Years ago, I had a 1986 Chevy Caprice in the mid 90's. Yes, the car was used and needed a few repairs that I wasn't intrested in fixing. Had the car for sale in front of my house for weeks with no offers. Even tried to give it away to 3 friends for free with no takers so I junked it... Moral of the story fast forwarded to today world- it seems like every square caprice no matter what shape it is in or even if it is a rusted out shell sells for 8-9 up to $12,000 dollars so yes- save those lbw parts
tysm for showing the vin. production date for this one was 12/18/2009!
love to learn the build dates!
Good man to look towards the future to save parts. Years ago, I had a 1986 Chevy Caprice in the mid 90's. Yes, the car was used and needed a few repairs that I wasn't intrested in fixing. Had the car for sale in front of my house for weeks with no offers. Even tried to give it away to 3 friends for free with no takers so I junked it... Moral of the story fast forwarded to today world- it seems like every square caprice no matter what shape it is in or even if it is a rusted out shell sells for 8-9 up to $12,000 dollars so yes- save those lbw parts