CHEVROLET USED SPARES | USED CHEVROLET PARTS
Chevrolet is a division of the American manufacturer General Motors (GM) and Chevrolet-branded vehicles are sold worldwide.
Chevrolet first used the "bowtie emblem in 1914 on the H-series models (Royal Mail and Baby Grand). Some claim that the design was a stylized Swiss cross, in tribute to the homeland of Chevrolet's parents.
Chevrolet has used several different iterations of the bowtie logo at the same time, using blue for passenger cars, gold for trucks, and an outline red for cars that had performance packages. Chevrolet eventually unified all vehicle models with the gold bowtie in 2004.
When buying used Chevrolet spare parts and accessories one must try and keep in mind that you will be relying on the used spares salesman at the scrapyard or used parts supplier and he will be going solely on the information that you provide him with. A good way of making sure that there is no confusion is to take a
photograph or ask the salesman to take a picture of the part he is selling and send you a picture of the Chevrolet part in stock.
Accurate information supplied and received is always critical when you are dealing with the motor scrapyard, this will better your chances of finding the correct Chev spare part for your motor vehicle. Information such as the make, model, series, year model, VIN and engine number, which can be found on your motor vehicles licence disc as well as the correct name of the type of motor part that you are looking for.
Chevrolet Used Spares and Used Chevrolet Parts are readily available at most scrap yards and used parts suppliers countrywide in South Africa. When making an enquiry always make sure that you know who you are dealing with. The internet is not always a safe place to trade and by doing a few simple checks you can alleviate much unnecessary stress.
Contact www.looking4spares.co.za for advice on all your Chevrolet spares requirements. Make use of the Looking 4 Spares ‘Safe Trade Account’ when buying Chevrolet spares at a distance.
Contact the Looking 4 Spares Call Centre on 0861-777722 Monday to Friday during office hours.
Chevrolet first used the "bowtie emblem in 1914 on the H-series models (Royal Mail and Baby Grand). Some claim that the design was a stylized Swiss cross, in tribute to the homeland of Chevrolet's parents.
Chevrolet has used several different iterations of the bowtie logo at the same time, using blue for passenger cars, gold for trucks, and an outline red for cars that had performance packages. Chevrolet eventually unified all vehicle models with the gold bowtie in 2004.
When buying used Chevrolet spare parts and accessories one must try and keep in mind that you will be relying on the used spares salesman at the scrapyard or used parts supplier and he will be going solely on the information that you provide him with. A good way of making sure that there is no confusion is to take a
photograph or ask the salesman to take a picture of the part he is selling and send you a picture of the Chevrolet part in stock.
Accurate information supplied and received is always critical when you are dealing with the motor scrapyard, this will better your chances of finding the correct Chev spare part for your motor vehicle. Information such as the make, model, series, year model, VIN and engine number, which can be found on your motor vehicles licence disc as well as the correct name of the type of motor part that you are looking for.
Chevrolet Used Spares and Used Chevrolet Parts are readily available at most scrap yards and used parts suppliers countrywide in South Africa. When making an enquiry always make sure that you know who you are dealing with. The internet is not always a safe place to trade and by doing a few simple checks you can alleviate much unnecessary stress.
Contact www.looking4spares.co.za for advice on all your Chevrolet spares requirements. Make use of the Looking 4 Spares ‘Safe Trade Account’ when buying Chevrolet spares at a distance.
Contact the Looking 4 Spares Call Centre on 0861-777722 Monday to Friday during office hours.
