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Desert Valley Auto Parts invites you to browse the largest Classic Car salvage yards on the Internet. DVAP is a 40 acre salvage yard with 2 main locations which specializes in Classic Cars and parts from the 40's, 50's, 60's and 70's (and some 80's). Please feel free to browse the classic cars we have for sale as restoration projects. You may also submit a request for that hard to find classic part you have been looking for. We will search our salvage yards of 5000+ parts cars for the parts to complete your restoration. To view or projects click on "Survivors" on the top of this page. Want to look through our parts cars, click on "Yard". We have now  added "Off Parts Rack" where you can see some of the parts that been removed from cars and stored in racks. Dont forget to watch some of the vidoes we have posted!

Note: "Part ID" can be filled out once you find a car on the site and want to go back to that car without having to complete all the drop downs.

 A "Part ID" is the number assigned to a car that's within the yard. You can NOT type in a part needed in this field.  An Example of an ID is (74CH1222D) this includes a break down of year (74) Make (CH=Chevy) stock number (1222) and yard location ( D= northyard). These numbers will assist us when you call to locate the car that you need parts from. You do NOThave to fill out every field if you are just browsing. For example, if you know the part you need which fits all full size Chevys but not sure if we have more Belairs than Impalas, simply fill out the "Make" field and it will pull up all the Chevy's by year and there will be a small thumb-nail image you can see as you scroll threw the list.
In the event that Desert Valley Auto Parts has approved a part return, please know that there will be a re-stocking fee of 20%, and that shipping charges may accumulate as well.  Please speak to your salesperson for charges. 
  • Dec
    21

    Dvap.com version 2.0 launches!

    We're pleased to announce the launch of the new dvap.com, version 2.0 web site. Some of the "paint" is still wet in spots, so we want to thank you for your patience as we finish up a wall here and there. But for those of you existing customers familiar with our former web sites azclassics.com, dvautoparts.com and arizonaclassiccarparts.com, you'll be pleased to see that all of your parts and survivor search needs can now all be found here on our main site. Have a look around. We'll be adding more content soon! Thanks for stopping by!

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  • New BlogEntry

    5 July 2010

    Change of mind: We were going to do the front suspension but we went to exhaust for a change of pace. Brian isn't to keen on the norm so we set out to come up with something odd. After getting with the "T", and lots of advise from Tom, Andy and Kris the blue prints were made (marker on cardboard).

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  • Dvap Arizona Junk Yard

    17 June 2010

    Dear Diary, to play catch up Im going to update today about where we are at, Arizona....198 degrees! After avoiding spontanouse combusten and 3rd degree burns from leaving our tools out, we were able to get done both axle placment and installation. The facts. REA is from a 78 Grandad 8" and we also used "ladderbar" from another truck out in the yard. Why? Because it was the easy to get it and it was the closet to the dim's we needed for the Rat.

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  • Venture of Dvap's First Rat Rod Build the "Nasty N"

    13 May 2010

    Well here we go, my very first blog. Will any one follow? Will any one read? Not sure but I wont let that stop me from trying something new after all isn't that  what life is about? Let me start the blog by saying those of you who do know who we are and what we are about will know that at heart we are hobbyist in the industry's and we love what we do, but we are not one for the  whole new "social networking" thing (i.e., facebook, myspace) but we are.....social networking..... go figure, something new.

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  • My Hot Rod

    11 November 2009

    Almost done.

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