Which wreckers?

[rexhunta]

Hey,

chasing a few random parts in Perth for my RVR, but I have no idea where to start as I don't come up to Perth often ( I'm down in Bunbury).

Is there any prefeffered wreckers in Perth who stock anything for imported Mitsi ?

Thanks
Pete.

 

[to4garret]

i am not aware of any perth wreckers with RVR's. When i had mine a few months ago i did a quick ring around and there was nothing.

depends what you are after though, alot of parts on the RVR's are also shared accross other more common models.

i ended up buying my interior specific (A/C controls/vents etc) from NZ using http://trademe.co.nz. Lots of wreckers advertise cars they are dismantley.

 

[chris123]

try these guys

http://www.mitsubie.com/contact.html

 

[benozi]

japanese wholesale spares in wangara may be worth a call, ask on here for parts or try some yellow pages wreckers but i reckon mitsubie is your best bet to

 

[4piknup]

jap wholesale arent actuallly too bad. most of them are pricks though. and want the earth for some garbage. for instance the buggers i hate are the mugs in a subaru wreckers close to me. i wanted a steering rack end. they only sell a complete and good rack. even though i see them at the auctions buying stock and i know they have stuffed racks. what is the issue of selling me a stuffed rack for me to strip a rack end off.
gone are the days of wandering around looking for the bits you want.

 

[7zark7]

^^ Yep true dat man.
I used to love going to "Pick- Part" and getting bits for my Bug off the old shells.

On Topic: try KYP for parts. The owner goes to Japan every couple of months so there is a high chance he'll be able to find whatever you need.

 

[4piknup]

i dont mind kyp, even though he laughed at me for wanting to bring a evo 3 in for the jummy.
he will find and bring anything you want in and seems helpful and keen to help

 

[rexhunta]

I've bought a few things off Ben at KYP before for my S13 when the shed used to be over near the old J-Shop behind the Chicken feed place. I'll start pulling it apart and getting the sensor out, so I know where to start.