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92 240- where can i get the plastic trim molding around the inside door release? 200

posted by  someone claiming to be oldduke on  Sun Apr 28 06:09 CST 2013 [RELATED]

hi sages- just an update on the plastic molding parts on my 92 245 wagon. friday went to a local pnp and found a 91 245 wagon jacked up , but it was in remarkably good condition body and interior, although scroungers had pretty much taken apart the interior. found 4 excellent door release covers and a cover for the inside release on the hatch. also found a left front door arm rest(mine is popped out at the top of the door pull. have to figure out how to disconnect the part yet. surprised at the good condition of the 91 i found. guess either the auto trans blew or the blower motor or the cylinder head. the fortune it would cost to r and r those items probably consigned it to the junkyard. sad but true, a large number of good condition and late model vehicles are sent to yards due to the exhorbitant repair costs for auto trans repairs, interference engines demolished by busted timing belts , etc. good that forums like this keep some of the old tanks running. uncle moe said this is one of the sub rules of planned obsolescence whereaby dealers want to get the proven reliable and repairable cars off the road so you will buy a new car which is almost always a bad deal. what think you? regards oldduke






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