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trim, junkyard questions 200 1989

posted by  cgreene on  Thu Sep 30 20:33 CST 2004
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Hello. New to the board, kind of new to Volvos. I'm gearing up to learn a bit of do-it-yourself stuff, but haven't tackled anything of import yet. I've enjoyed eavesdropping on you all. Right now I'm trying to get at some annnoying cosmetic stuff; rust patches and the lot.
My question is a simple one. I'm looking for a junkyard or the like in Mass (near Cambridge) that has a pool of trim stuff to pull from. I've been unsuccessful finding any recently, but I know they're out there. I'm just looking for a bit of L-shaped trim that goes over the bumper. Any suggestions would be great. I am also in the Upper Valley area of Vermont a good deal if anyone up there has any suggestions. Thanks in advance.
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