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jimbob79

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#201668 29-Aug-2016 11:54
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I need to get some parts for a Mazda Demio. However I don't know exacta what I want unless I can have free view between two different models of the same car. Where in Lower Hutt/Wellington which allows me to do this?

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bcourtney
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  #1619042 29-Aug-2016 11:57
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http://www.pickapart.co.nz 



DjShadow
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  #1619046 29-Aug-2016 11:59
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Pick a Part, they are in Wingate (Hutt Valley) up the hill

jimbob79

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  #1619200 29-Aug-2016 16:02
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bcourtney:

 

http://www.pickapart.co.nz 

 

Unfortunately does not have the required year of vehicle?

 



stevenz
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  #1619206 29-Aug-2016 16:12
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Unfortunately you'll just have to hope they eventually do then, as they're the only real option within a few hundred Km unless you want to pay over the odds at a "normal" wrecker.

 

TradeMe is always an option, surprising what parts are available.

 

 

 

 




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  #1619207 29-Aug-2016 16:21
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stevenz:

 

Unfortunately you'll just have to hope they eventually do then, as they're the only real option within a few hundred Km unless you want to pay over the odds at a "normal" wrecker.

 

TradeMe is always an option, surprising what parts are available.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I can get a brand new Mazda Origal Part from Mazda $35 (2 week lead time), or I can get or from a wreckers for $45...

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