Used stock car parts

Does anyone have good online sources for used stock car parts?

Check out SRI Performance in Mooresville NC.   They don't have parts listed online, but if you call, or stop by on a Saturday, they can  most likely help you. 

In reply to Joe Gearin :

That'll be difficult, since I'm in Canada, hence the desire for online resellers if possible.

ebay- there's several sellers selling used parts (some pretty high end stuff too).

If need be, i can help out with sri.

eBay is full of used stock parts.

You can also put a request on Row52 and see who offers what for how much.

Car-part is another option, but typically pricier.

should be 3-4 around mooresville and concord. google used nascar parts

.lots of sportsman parts too/what you have.

Rough in Mooresville has a whole building full of used/obsolete parts not just Ford but all makes. Not sure if they have online inventory but a call could verify what you might need. Most stuff is pretty reasonable and you could probably build a whole car from the stuff they have.

Should have been Roush

And to think I went to college 5 miles from Mooresville in the 80's before these shops really blew up into something cool.

I’ve bought a bunch of stuff from eBay.

What are you looking for?

There are some sales groups up here.

In reply to FuzzWuzzy :

Stock Car parts.  Not parts for cars that are stock.

Talk to some if the Pinty Series teams or any of the Late Model Series that run in your area. Im sure they would know and even sell stock car parts.

Dusterbd13 said:

If need be, i can help out with sri.

I need boom tubes

In reply to Patrick :

Ill see what i can do. Challenge or non?

Dusterbd13 said:

In reply to Patrick :

Ill see what i can do. Challenge or non?

Both

Ok.

Challenge is gonna be TOUGH. but ill see what i can do!

In reply to BMWGeoff :

The classifieds in Inside Track may help. Try contacting forum member bosco ( 68 Outlaw Corvette) he is a  V8 Stock Car guy.

Kawartha Downs is in Fraserville I didn't see any scheduled events but that should be your local circle track.

Thanks all, I'll have to follow up on some of these leads... My teammate (who's footing the bill, I'm the mechanic/garage space) is debating whether or not to stick with this chassis, or find a better one, so I'm in a bit of a holding pattern at the moment.

All my ideas were covered but you could also try RacingJunk.  The interface is not very searchable but it's another resource to check out.