Anyone Making Trip to Rohner's in MN soon?

[CaliWagon83]

Thanks for the tip, mikester. My concern is that the shipping would kill me on a whole fender, but might be worth it, since it’s such a rare piece.

 

[Texas82GP]

Thanks for the tip, mikester. My concern is that the shipping would kill me on a whole fender, but might be worth it, since it’s such a rare piece.

You should be able to ship an entire fender cross country for no more than $120.

 

[87National]

I'm there twice a year, spring and fall...
There is ONE Buick wagon with woodgrain hidden between the rows.
I'd be happy to get what I can for you, but as I mentioned before you'll have to be patient.
I don't go out there until it's at least 60*, so probably April or May...

Are customers allowed to pull parts there? Good selection and fair prices? I'm 2 hours west of there and may have to check it out.

 

[Texas82GP]

Another idea for you is one of the big yards out there in Arizona like Desert Vally Auto Parts. You might check with them....

https://www.dvap.com

Also, search http://www.car-part.com to find which yards might have a car like yours sitting in it. I would search by looking for the fender and then if you find a yard that has the fender then contact them about the trim.

 

[Ribbedroof]

Yep, use car-part.com all the time, work and home.

That's where i found the century woody fender I posted.

 

[81cutlass]

Are customers allowed to pull parts there? Good selection and fair prices? I'm 2 hours west of there and may have to check it out.

Yes, you can pull parts. You could have a satanic ritual somewhere and nobody would care.

Selection, depends on what you are looking for. A lot of it has been enveloped by the earth. I've heard in the 80's there was tons of good stuff

Prices are not listed, no inventory. Depends on what brother or son you ask for prices. It's hard to buy stuff there.

Here is a small grab of some of their more interesting inventory.