* Junkyards/Salvage Yards: This is your most likely source. Search online for auto salvage yards in your area or use online databases like LKQ Pick Your Part or Car-Part.com. Be sure to specify the year, make, model, and the *exact* part you need (right rear strut tower).
* Online Parts Retailers specializing in classic/used parts: Websites like eBay Motors often have used parts. Again, be very specific in your search.
* GM Dealers (unlikely): It's highly improbable that a GM dealer will have this part, but it's worth a phone call just in case. They might be able to help you find a suitable replacement from a third-party supplier.
Important Considerations:
* Rust: Given the age of the car, rust is a significant concern. Inspect any used part very carefully for rust damage before purchasing. A seemingly minor rust issue can quickly become a major problem.
* Condition: Thoroughly assess the condition of any used part before installation. Look for bends, cracks, or other signs of damage.
* Alternatives: If you can't find a direct replacement, you might need to explore repairing the existing strut tower or finding a suitable aftermarket modification (though this may involve significant fabrication work).
Finding this specific part will require some searching. Start with the junkyards, as those are your best bet. Be patient and persistent, and you should eventually locate what you need.
