The BEST and CHEAPEST places to find auto parts ESPECIALLY when rebuilding a salvage car 

ya he is good at it

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Mr Carpenter for CAPA you go through Keystone which is owned by LKQ

Here in NC there's a lot of vw cars on local junkyards.

@@DavidHernandez-ue4fz well this would have been great but I recently lost my Jetta because of a careless driver. But I’m replacing it with an Audi. Same shit different badge.

Scarpyard and kijiji parts cars would be ur best bet and call in advance and see what kind of a deal you can make buying multiple parts at a time cheers

When it comes to body work I typically use a body shop. I can do a video on it. Thanks!

If it has a clean title, and if that is how it works in your state, then yes, you won't have to go through any special process. In FL, if it is NOT a Florida title you do have to show the odometer at the DMV, and if the car is severely damaged you may raise some eyes; I think there are affidavit forums that you can use if you can't bring the car in, and you are just confirming the odometer usually, but again it all depends on your state.

I think it is going to be this week definitely I had to clear everything with the company.

does this guy ever answer? good content but looks like he doesn't interact much with his viewers. Wonder if you drop him an email he might be able to give you the site for the service manuals.

@@itsjiraheta dont know if u guys still looking for an answer. If you are I believe it is emanualonline.com . One of his buddies had mentioned that Samcrac used the same site for manuals, when he rebuilds. I have seen a couple samples and they look pretty thorough.

@@shiftymg3590 Thanks buddy! found some online and used those. But now I am about to do another rebuild and cant seem to find the manuals I got. So, this will help.

Interstate batteries, call and ask for a blem

Also they are most of time called FSM (factory service manuals)

+Nathan Gerzen you can use a US broker and buy from the IAAI & Copart auctions

Samcrac. Thanks alot!! I've done 1 rebuild on a 2011 audi a4. It had 43kms and i paid 6k. I know a few used parts places nearby and used the same steps as you do. Total fixing cost was around 11k. I sold it 3 months later for 13k. It was a fun build, but now the rules for frame damage are getting pretty strict here. Just thought I'd share this. cheers.

Adam T There are a lot of Prius and electric cars at auction. I can help you get one most likely.

I like their exhaust systems.

Hey send me a direct message on youtube and I'll shoot it to you

Samcrac I don't have a laptop idk how you send message with mobile. Can you please send at fistonciza15gmail

Samcrac I have done a couple of builds now without the shop manuals and have had the hardest time trying to figure things out. I am in the process of starting a new build and would love to buy a manual from the website you have mentioned. Can you please let me know what the website is?

BTW thank you for the information.

Yup - row52 has more yards than LKQ and they also have "Pullers" for most yards you can contact to pull parts for you if you are not near the yards.

Love your videos..my personal experience with LKQ (since this state doesn’t have LKQ pick your part) Each yard manager gives grades for each part parts... The part i was interested in getting was a Grade A window cowl Turned out It was dry rotted ....no big deal As im walking out the door the clerk said “Hey hey we have another one in grade A condition can you hold on while he retrieves it “I said absolutely “ 5 min later guy radios down to the clerks desk ...go ahead and tell him this one is worse than the one that we packaged