17 year old needs help

[robert niemann]

i have bought a scottsdale chevy 4x4 from my dads cousin and i need to know where a website is to get free catalogs for the truck i need new door panels because he took them out of it and they got taken out of his garage and no junck yard has them and i dont got money to get tjhat and the window roller up thing lol i cant think rite now i have alot on my mind so excuse me but any thing will help

[buckbuster1987]

LMC truck
you can order a free catalog full of parts for your truck

[gmctrucks]

lmctrucks.com Here it is. What year truck is it and what engine does it have color and so on? Welcome to the club your going to meet Jr. and 7K30 and crabtree these are some of the cool members that can help you out all the members here are cool we use no bad words which is a big plus. Be good! GMC

[gmctrucks]

Correction it's crabtruck im so sorry about that he sure knows a lot asset to this club which you will find out soon enough. GMC

[o3shortbed]

Originally Posted by gmctrucks

your going to meet Jr. and 7K30 and crabtree

theyre some of the most vocal members on here. real "good ol boys." love em all. oh lmc has some real good catalogs for just about every chevy truck made.

[junior3382]

Welcome to the forum Robert:

Everyone here has something to offer......
wow, it is nice to be adored

anyways, J C Whitney will send a free catolog, and if you want to go with some good quaility performance upgrades, Eldebrock will send a free catalog too. Just some more suggestions.

What kind of truck are we talking about?

[75K30]

Welcome to the site Robert N.

17 yrs old and working on an old scottsdale huh? Sounds real cool. At least it is a 4x4, so if it runs, you are off to a good start.
LMC is a pretty good place for parts, but you should know that the parts from here are a little on the spendy side. Being 17 yrs old makes the whole money thing a little tough.
Your truck has plenty in common with many, many different models, and all of the trucks shared the same basic body style. This is important because, you should be able to find a salvage yard that has a set of door panels.
When you are looking for window cranks, and door handles, this is even easier, since the splined portion is identical from truck to truck, and even cars. These handles and cranks are even found at your local parts house. Autozone carries these, and they even have the clips and fasteners that you will need to attach the stuff.
You can find door panels later, as long as you can open and close the doors, you can probably get by.
The salvage yard will be your friend here, you just have know what to look for, and know that what years are interchangable.
Little experience here will go a long way.
Help us with some pics, we would like to see your ride.

[o3shortbed]

75 is right lmc is kinda pricey but its a nice dream book. LOL

[crabtruck]

Welcome to the forum Robert, you don't even get to be the youngest.
Goes from around 15yrs to about 168, depending on how I'm feeling.

Originally Posted by 75K30

...working on an old scottsdale huh? ....

OLD !! OLD !!! My first truck was a Scotsdale and I bought it NEW off the showroom floor. Hmmmpf, old. Why I oughta .... LOL

Signed:
crabtree
er, crabtruck

[75K30]

Hey crab,
I probably should have used a few other words,,,,,,vintage,,,,,classic,,,,,,or maybe
aboriginal, age-old, antediluvian, antiquated, antique, archaic, bygone, cast-off, crumbling, dated, decayed, done, démodé, early, erstwhile, former, hackneyed*, hoary*, immemorial, late, moth-eaten*, of old, of yore, old-fashioned, old-time, olden, oldfangled, once, onetime, original, outdated, outmoded, passé, past, primeval, primitive, primordial, pristine, quondam, relic, remote, rusty, sometime, stale, superannuated, time-worn, traditional, unfashionable, unoriginal, venerable, worn-out?
You choose buddy, lol.