Need reference for GM parts

[ulhpilot]

I'm starting a restoration on my '92 Chev C6P reg cab. I'm going to need a lot of help with GM parts #s so I can get online discounts instead of getting soaked at the Chevy dealership parts counter. Does anyone know if I can get a Chevrolet parts book, or better yet, a parts CD, like what is used at the dealership?
Thanks,
Mick

[More Power]

www.gmpartsdirect.com used to be a good place to get GM part numbers and to order parts (S&H is high though).

You can also look through the Member Part Number page to find some of the most frequently requested parts.

MP

[tloomis]

Go to LMC Truck and order a cataloge for your truck year and make. They carry almost any part you will need for your restoration and their prices are well below Stealer Prices. LMC Truck Hompage

[tom.mcinerney]

Some members have found that their local dealers will offer a better price (compromise) if you bring them a printout of an online price quote, with shipping, etc. Can't hurt...

[damork]

Try this location:

http://www.teamchev.com

I started with them in 2001 and have had great service and pricing. Last purchase was almost a year ago from partsman named Gale, bought a PMD for $210 delivered. I don't recall the cutoff for free shipping but believe it was over $200.

[k3500]

I use the ACDelco website to get my part numbers.
www.acdelco.com

[Marty Lau]

If your doing total restore subscribe to ALLData.com DIY site it's the same info dealer use they have parts and procedures and list prices of parts and flat rate times which I usally double or triple to give me an idea of how long it will take me as a klutz to get something done. It's $25 for first vehical and like $15 for addional. See if you can find out where the ACDelco warehouse is near you sometimes they have a parts counter and will sell to anyone, the one here many times is very close to GMparts dirrect and I can usally walk out with the part or get it next day.