Wagon/Roadmaster/Caprice parts - Formerly in Fred's barn and some of my own......

This is a sampling of what I have. If you need something specific please PM or e-mail me you needs. When inquiring please call out part, model, and year so I can match your need and color.

95/6 flip out cup holder

Doors:
-no significant dents (unless noted)
-no/little rust
-wood in VERY good shape
Set of 4 Impala SS doors (no panels but glass in most)
-Both fronts have small bend in front of door.
-1 rear is close to perfect
Set of 2 Passenger side Maroon woody doors (CapW/RMW)
1 pass and 1 driver door for a white woody wagon (CapW/RMW)

Door Panels:
- no cracks most all tabs (if any more than one was missing we tossed it)
- Arm pads and surround (wood) trim & switches have been removed.
[b]Set of 2 ruby red roady panels[/b]
- Almost perfect conditoni
Set of 4 ruby red caprice panels
- VERY nice shape
- slight sun fade at top of panel
94-96 Rear door panels
- Ruby Rd and tan.
Pass side front RM W tan panel
Set of two ruby red with roll down windows

Wood surround trim:
Many piece from all years
-stripping and polishing available PM me for pricing

RMW Lower stainless trim:
-Most in close to perfect condition (no dents & straight)
-Some still has "rubber" in tact

Fleetwood stainless steel door and quarter trim

3 RMW front bumper covers
-(1) DCM (1) Dark Blue (1) White
-2 have very good trim and no tears
-1 has small dent in driver side front trim no tears

Sheet metal:
Driver side front fender
-complete very little rust
Driver side outer fender
-new in box - offshore
1 front wheel well like new

Front corner air dam and plastic splash panel
-goes under both front corners of the car (wagon or sedan)

2 Roadmaster grille
-unbrocken

1 Caprice grille

Cargo covers
-2 Lt tan (95/96)
-2 Dk tan (94)
-1 Ruby Red
-VERY good condition
-1 fair to good condition

Vista window shades
-2 in near perfect condition
-1 has window surround

94-96 dash facia
-1 blue (1994)/2 ruby (1994)/1 tan(1995/96)

PCMs Going to sell these to a programmer if I do not hear from anyone.
-OBD1 $70 shipped
-OBDII[ $70n shipped

Swithes
Dorr panel trim
rear door outer trim & RM front quarter trim
visors
door switchs
misc sensors and switches
alternators (small)
wagon rear seats & leather removed from many
1 passenger seat
several front seat tops
Rear vent windows with good hinges
Drivers side air bag (1) solid but stained
2 passenger side air bags
corner lights - older lighter color
RMW tail light
Electric fans
Clutch fans
Sun visors
Airbags
Speedometers
misc interior pieces

If you do not see it please ask...................... swinker2@msn.com

Tim

hey nice thread can i join in??

Nick

Matthew 19:24

I need the chrome molding on the lower door from a Caprice Wagon. Driver side rear.

Sorry not much in the way of caprice chrome.

Bump

Bewber wrote:

Pardon the commercial, but if you've EVER had the idea of removing your trim to polish up, then reinstall - I would seriously take Tim up on his offer to just send you pieces that are already removed and he's already polished up. Most people ass theirs up during removal and others don't have a clue how to polish them up. These are already removed and Tim knows exactly what he's doing.

His car is the first I'd seen the polished trim mod on, and it's difficult to describe the effect that it has on the car. The car looks MUCH better, but it's not completely "obvious". It's subtle, but very noticable at the same time. Alls I know is that it looks KILLER and makes his car look many many years younger and much more sporty, without taking away from any of the classic lines and looks of the ride. It's one of them mods that make the traditional haters like HIS ride, but not be able to figure out exactly why his is different.

.... and for the noobz, let me speed up your learning curve - you will never have to give a second thought about the honesty of Tim. The condition he keeps his daily driven hot rod in is an outstanding testament to his pride of ownership, his attention to detail, and I have every confidence that any polished trim pieces you would order from him would be priced very fairly, and the workmanship would be of show quality.


For the record, I gain absolutely nothing from this posting. I just know that I'm excited to see that we are a growing online community, and many times people - especially newer members - are understandably hesitant to pull the trigger on buying parts over the net, especially "modified" parts. I just figured that I'd help that person know that this is a killer mod and that Tim can absolutely be trusted.

The same goes for Mike (DBeasst) and Joel too, but this isn't their parts thread.

Peace,
John

Wow..... Thanks John...........



I don't know about show quality, but the trim looks a lot better than before........

BigBlackBeaSSt wrote:

Sorry not much in the way of caprice chrome.

Chris found me one finally, I've been looking for quite a while with no luck.

How about the front passenger sill plate in Gray for a 94?

Not much available in gray, but give me a week and I will see what I can do.........

Hi Tim and I hope all is well.As you know I have a very nice vista shade and I need all of the attaching brackets
for holding the shade in place.
Thanks
Flasheroo
can also be reached at sukigordon@yahoo.com

Flasheroo wrote:

Hi Tim and I hope all is well.As you know I have a very nice vista shade and I need all of the attaching brackets
for holding the shade in place.
Thanks
Flasheroo
can also be reached at sukigordon@yahoo.com

I sent you everything that goes with the shade. Do you have a window surround? I have one in tan, but not any other colors. What color do you need?

Tim

Hey Tim my surround is a dark blue,so I guess tan wont work.My question is are the mounting brackets molded into the surround or do they attach with screws and or nuts and bolts or maybe an adhesive?
Thanks
Flasherooo

Flasheroo

Take the tan one and get a can of SEM paint and paint it blue. It is a perfect match. See the console in my signature it used to be gray. I SEM'd it and it is a perfect match. If that is your color I have the color codes just PM me.

Tom C.

Flasheroo wrote:

Hey Tim my surround is a dark blue,so I guess tan wont work.My question is are the mounting brackets molded into the surround or do they attach with screws and or nuts and bolts or maybe an adhesive?
Thanks
Flasherooo

It just hooks over the rear edge of the surround, no screws, adhesive on anything. If you can find one in the local JY it would save you a ton. With the size of the trim piece it is not going to be cheap to ship. LMK if you need a quote I will PM you.

silverfox103 wrote:

Flasheroo

Take the tan one and get a can of SEM paint and paint it blue. It is a perfect match. See the console in my signature it used to be gray. I SEM'd it and it is a perfect match. If that is your color I have the color codes just PM me.

Tom C.

Great idea Tom. Where do you buy this paint? My steering wheel needs some touch up. How about the leather on our steering wheels? Any advice there??

Tim

Thanks Tim and Tom for getting back to me and the great idea to paint that surround.I already have all the paint codes and some paint but before I get the tan surround I am going to try to mount the shade using both ideas.Sorry about being such a pita but still learning about these beautiful wagons.
Take Care and Be Happy
Flasheroo

Not trying to threadjack but Tim - I SEM'd the steering wheel in one of my cars and it turned out great. So far no problem. NAPA carries it.

Jon

This wheel used to be blue but thanks to SEM.....

GN1220 wrote:

This wheel used to be blue but thanks to SEM.....

What color SEM? Number?

SEM Saddle Tan #15033

GN1220 wrote:

SEM Saddle Tan #15033

Great info.... I local place has a can sitting there. I will pick up tomorrow night.

Tim

BigBlackBeaSSt wrote:

GN1220 wrote:

SEM Saddle Tan #15033

Great info.... I local place has a can sitting there. I will pick up tomorrow night.

Tim

Just make sure you wipe the wheel down with alcohol, sand it with 120 grit paper, clean with alcohol again, and again, and again. Let it dry for a bit then use light coats to build the color . Too heavy and it will look like crap.

To the top for Tom............