Impala Bob's Chevy parts
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Impala Bob's Chevy parts
Chris is looking for a couple things for his Chevy. Impala Bob is in Mesa, AZ just up the road from here. He had a good reputation of being THE Chevy parts and restoration guru. I even put some Chevy parts on my Buick. Phone number is 1-800-467-2527. Their website is hard for me to maneuver. Calling may be best. I don't understand why businesses put so much BS on their website rather than just getting down to business. IT might be worth giving them a call. It has been 20 years since I did business with him. I see he has a whiner who posted on his home page about taking too long to get parts. Seems like there is always ONE........

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Problem is, the people who have good experiences rarely take the time to mention it. The whiners want everybody to know....electra225 wrote: ↑Tue Sep 06, 2022 5:10 pm I see he has a whiner who posted on his home page about taking too long to get parts. Seems like there is always ONE........![]()
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And while we're on this subject, step no. 1 is extracting the heater core. The Chevy has a water valve that is the heat control, or at least shuts off the water when you don't ant heat. I'm kinda hoping that there's a rubber connector inside between the valve and the core. The valve was really stiff and I was working it with pliers to loosen it up and if I'm really lucky, there's a simple fix. How often do we get that lucky?
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And while we're on this subject, step no. 1 is extracting the heater core. The Chevy has a water valve that is the heat control, or at least shuts off the water when you don't ant heat. I'm kinda hoping that there's a rubber connector inside between the valve and the core. The valve was really stiff and I was working it with pliers to loosen it up and if I'm really lucky, there's a simple fix. How often do we get that lucky?
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