93' ranger panel door

[Fabi1]

Hello enthusiasts, I am looking for right and left door panels for Chuck, but I have no knowledge of the networks for used parts apart from ebay or craigslist. Do you have any suggestions for this type of item please? Thanks

 

[Gozi]

Best place is local junkyard.

 

[Curious Hound]

I've had marginal results with junk yards here. I imagine it's pretty difficult to find old Ranger parts in French junk yards.

 

[sgtsandman]

You could try www.car-part.com but I have no idea if they have any kind of network or ability to ship things over seas.

You could try this site as well: https://www.upullandpay.com/ but you may run into the same issue.

 

[Gozi]

Sorry, didn't realize you were in France. You could try ebay in the States. I just looked and there are a few 93 door panels listing right now. Looking at the shipping details a couple did exclude Europe. But they were shipping for free in the states. I did find one that didn't exclude Europe in the shipping details. All of sellers looked like junkyards. Figure out how much a door panel will cost to ship from the states to France before you start. So you can maybe persuade the right person to ship and also not get ripped off. The door panels on ebay now are all listing at $150.00 each with mostly free shipping states only. There is contact information on all these listings. Junkyards want to make money selling parts. 75% of the Rangers I find in junkyards; the door panels are already off and are laying in the truck bed in a pile of other parts getting ruined. Never hurts to contact first and ask if they ship internationally.

 

[Uncle Gump]

Door panels can be purchased new also.

If your cards are good... a local auto upholstery shop can recover/repair them.

 

[Josh B]

93 and 94 are basically identical, Mazda those years may also be the same but I have not actually tested the Mazda theory on the parts mentioned

 

[Fabi1]

if any of you have plans from car scrapyards or other resellers of this type of panel, I am interested, because I will first have them sent to a friend in California who brings together the packages of several frenchs enthusiasts of American cars, which brings all of this together in a container heading to France.
At the moment I can only find panels from 1995 starting at $150 or 93's which don't correspond to my model...but why is it so expensive, for plastic?

 

[Fabi1]

You could try www.car-part.com but I have no idea if they have any kind of network or ability to ship things over seas.

You could try this site as well: https://www.upullandpay.com/ but you may run into the same issue.

thank you very much for these sites. I admit that the first offers me articles that seem to correspond but there are no visuals to accompany them. Is it possible to ask for photos before purchasing or not? You've already tried? is it reliable?
Thank you and have a nice day

 

[sgtsandman]

thank you very much for these sites. I admit that the first offers me articles that seem to correspond but there are no visuals to accompany them. Is it possible to ask for photos before purchasing or not? You've already tried? is it reliable?
Thank you and have a nice day

I haven't used it outside of looking for wheels for winter tires. So, I can't help much. I do know that they often show pictures once you get into the listing itself but the tend to be very general and not specific to the item. Scrap yards/salvage yards/junk yards/recycling centers tend to not be very detail oriented and operate on a very low budget.

The part listing does provide information on what yard has the part and provides a link to their web site, which may provide more information, hours of operation, and a way to contact them.

Most yards around here operate on the model that you show up to get the part and decide if it is the right one for you in person. It's not a great system for someone trying do get a part outside of the local area but it is the one we have