Does anyone know the part number to this clip?

Moriarty

I need a part number to see if GM canada has this clip?

The parts guy I talked to is a retard... we actually argued about the Caballero, he said it doesn't exist.

These clips hold the front piece of interior trim to the windsheild / headliner.

elcam84 · Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2008 8:41 am Post subject:

Will have to lookit up for you. The dealer should still be able to get them at a price... I have boxes of the front and rear clips though.
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texasjim · Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2008 5:31 pm Post subject: clip part #

I believe the part # is 08-3650 from the el camino store ^ required hope this helps jim

87ElCamino · Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2008 7:19 pm Post subject:

Search is your friend. This has been discussed before. Read this thread.

http://elcaminocentral.com/ftopict-2917.html
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soupac · Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2008 8:32 pm Post subject:

The clips are also available under the AU-VE-CO brand, part number 18398.

SLarsen · Posted: Thu Oct 02, 2008 8:53 pm Post subject:

Hi ~ I also have a '78 Cabalero and just now re'doing the whole interior. Someone was looking for a Canadian GM part number for the clips that hold the headliner in place?
The part Number is 2006-1050. Be prepared. They quoted me $8.75 each, but when I picked them up they were only $7.00 each. (Pretty steep for little pieces of plastic.) But, gotta have them, yes?
You will be happy to know also that the last time I heard there were only 12 Cabaleros registered in Canada.

We are an 'elite' group. LOL
~ Shirley ~

highwaysignpost · Posted: Fri Oct 03, 2008 1:44 pm Post subject:

SLarsen · Posted: Fri Oct 03, 2008 3:04 pm Post subject:

Hi ~ I love my 'little truck' and I would not trade it for anything else (unless it was for a Mercedes 380 SL convertable) He! He! Just kidding!
I got the clips from my local GM dealer. I live in Penticton B.C. and they had to order them in from Edmonton Alberta.

This dealer was so good to me. I had been asking him "How easy or hard was it to take out my dash" and he hauled out an old service manual that included a diagram of the dash. Then I asked if it was possible to "borrow" the manual to photocopy the diagram. And he said "If you would like to donate $20 to the cause I will let you have the whole manual." That was like giving me a pot of gold. LOL
~ Shirley ~

highwaysignpost · Posted: Fri Oct 03, 2008 5:27 pm Post subject:

Well you let me know if you're every through Calgary Happy

Nice work on the manual too! sounds like a good bunch of folks there. Do you have a photo album set up yet? If not - start one, I'd love to see your ride.

I'll have to find my page, I think it's 39 or around there in the 5th gen pages.
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SLarsen · Posted: Fri Oct 03, 2008 10:30 pm Post subject:

Hi again ~ I guess I should take some before and after photos. When I do I will post them for sure. You reside a little closer to here than I originally thought.

Check out my story ~ "Hey to all you bodywork guys Please help" page 2 - it will give you a little history of how I got to here. My Caballero was also the Diablo and I loved the trim package. This doing the interior is such a learning curve but loving every minute of it although frustrating at times. But I am determined to do it all myself. Lots of time and not much money. At the end of the day I say to myself "Self, why are you doing this?" LOL
Luv ya ~ Shirley ~