Lets say you went to your local parts store to buy a master cylinder or rebuild kit and front brake hoses for a GT, does anyone know the part numbers (OE/aftermarket) for these items? Got a good source, just don't know what I need, ie part numbers.
Part numbers for Brake Parts
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There are few places that still carry some, if very little, Opel parts. You can go to www.opelgtsource.com or some of the various on-line places like www.discountautoparts.com www.autopartsgiant.com www.rockauto.com or whatever else you may come up with on a google search. Advance Auto has been one to carry a bit of Opel stuff, but, it has to be ordered and shipped the next day.
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There are few places that still carry some, if very little, Opel parts. You can go to www.opelgtsource.com or some of the various on-line places like www.discountautoparts.com www.autopartsgiant.com www.rockauto.com or whatever else you may come up with on a google search. Advance Auto has been one to carry a bit of Opel stuff, but, it has to be ordered and shipped the next day.
Gene
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