Anyone know a good source for interior trim pieces? I am trying to find the little plastic wood grain looking trim piece for the drivers side (left) door panel and the L-shaped beauty rings in the back rests that the seat belts run though (not wood grain). I have found both at the dealer but they wan't $230 each side for the door piece (have to buy the entire panel) and $1400 each side for the seat belt piece. (have to buy the entire cover for the backrest) Both are considered non servicable parts even though they are removeable. PM me any non-registerd vendor links or numbers.

 

The bone yards are probably your best bet for finding them cheap.

 

Not worried about them being cheap so much as reasonable. I have tried the local wrecking yards as well as several in the state to no avail. I have found a couple trim kits at Geno's and such but I only need the door pice not dash and everything else.

 

14.00 or 1400? it must be the whole assembly becasue i remeber getting one for like 35ish bucks i coulda swore my dad bought mine from the dealer

 

One Thousand Four Hundred Dollars!!! It is the Leather slip cover and plastic beauty ring that goes over that backrest of the seat. They brought in the plastic corner piece that goes on the inside and that the ring snaps into for $40 but that is not the part I need. Both dealers near me told me that it comes up as a non-servicable part and the only way to get it is to buy the entire upholstry set for the backrest. I could get one a little cheaper by buying the cloth slip cover but then it wouldn't be the same color and is still way way way out there as far as price goes. It may have been at one point that you could get just that part but according to the locals you can't anymore. Maybe a dealer near one of you guys still has a couple in stock that they are williong to part with?? I would be greatful for that info, though I am still more worried about the door trim at this point.

 

Bump Bump Bump

 

Kinda starting to think I am SOL??

 

Where are you located?

 

Central Washington - - why?