How to Buy a Parts Car to Fix Your Daily Driver

Learn when you should buy a "parts car", how to buy a parts car, and how to make money off the parts you remove from the car. In this episode I fix my Jaguar using parts from a another Jaguar, but first I show you the process of getting a parts car and how profitable it can be if you do it right!

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[chrisfix]

The next video to complete the series comes out in an hour!!! I post updates on Instagram and Facebook so follow me there! Thanks guys!

[saabkyle]

Man, I can't wait to start disassembling my parts car, this is going to be fun! Thanks again for the advice, never would have thought about this prior, but it makes complete sense. Now I just need to find one for the 240!

[wetlettuce]

When I had a parts car my neighbour kicked up a fuss about it making the street look trashy then had the audacity to call the cops on me claiming I had a stolen car....

[joevignoloru]

In our food delivery business we have parts trucks and vans sitting out back for all of our active vehicles . Besides parts they are good to practice on. I recently had to replace the valve seals (with the heads on) on our active 2003 Dodge Caravan. I practiced the whole job on the old 2001 Caravan sitting out back to make sure I could do it correctly without any snags. I also took the old rocker covers from the 2001 and cleaned them prior to the job so I could just throw them on the 2003 after doing the valve seals. It saved time and got the job done faster. I also needed a few small parts so I just ran out back and got them off the old one.

[julius]

For a fun drinking game, take a shot everytime Chris says parts

[HeroRR]

Chris, you need to buy a garage with a car lift!

[UZIUZI]

I love the amount of time you put into these video, makes me feel like I can do anything when it comes to auto repair

[juancabeza]

I can't believe how happy I was when I saw a new ChrisFix video in my home screen! Thanks Chris, you have no idea how happy you make a lot of us!

[queensapphire]

Love Chris, he is the reason I started doing my own oil changes, brakes, ball joints, trans service, diff service, etc. bravo Chris.

[mvskateboarding]

You've got one of the best car channels out there! I just ordered a key chain, mirror stickers and a bumper sticker for my truck I'm getting Friday. I plan on using a lot of your videos to make my truck run better and be more enjoyable. Keep making videos they're super detailed and helpful

[NickyCakewalk]

okay, you know the feeling when you complete a task like this on your vehicle and you're so satisfied with yourself? I get that feeling from watching you do your videos with how thorough and knowledgable you are with your rides. Awesome job Chris, I don't know how I just now found your channel but I'm glad I did!

[vjeyh]

0:00 imagine chris started a car company AND it started like that..

[Bumper]

Bought my first car using your tutorial, helped a lot :D

[Armandpnce]

Hey Chris, I'm actually getting my own parts car today! I just wanted to thank you for the content you create, and giving me the confidence to work on stuff myself. From starting to small with cleaning my windshield and fixing cracks in it, then gaining confidence and doing an entire brake job, to now buying a whole parts car for my daily driver! I've made plenty of mistakes along the way, but I've truly enjoyed every moment of the journey so far. I have always loved cars, and I have you to thank for inspiring me to work on them myself. I am truly grateful, and look forward to whatever you have planned next for your channel.

[samynabhani]

ChrisFix is my go-to for proper car maintenance. Saving money along the way. Thanks ChrisFix!

[SuperSilver]

actually when Chris says "in the next video", my heart is breaking in pieces

[DiyTech]

Finally A video from Chris fix who's exited.

[JcKrFraK]

one can see that you always put so much effort into your videos, taking each step and detail into consideration, thanks for your work man

[apetersenTV]

0:23 He may have had less than 1M subscribers at the time, but when he showed some of his previous videos here as reference, his sub count showed 10.6M, which is exactly what he has now. This video is remarkably future proof. 😮

Mad respect, Chris. We love you. 💯

[NateM]

You should do a video on cleaning your car seats.