Well, you go to the Treasure Yard to find fixes for problems you have.
For me, that would be:
A 1996-99 driver's bucket seat frame, tracks and motors from an extended cab with power seats and the rear seat entry lever.
A tight set of passenger side seat tracks.
A good grey 1997+ dash.
Gloss black painted lockable door handles from a 1999+ Tahoe or Suburban (trucks got textured handles)
Gauges to salvage good air-core motors from
Gray extended cab seat belts that run freely and aren't crusty
A decent extended cab third brake and cargo light with a good looking gasket
Chevy bowtie emblem from the grill, GMT400-GMt800, that's still gold and not cracked
To help out others:
Good column plastic covers
Early GTM800 steering wheels with stereo buttons, wood wheels
Overhead console display parts, and whole consoles
Dash switches and buttons with pigtails, fog, aux, wiper, airbag defeat, 4x4
8-lug center caps, SRW and DRW
Kodiak or Topkick door handles and linkage rods
Early GMT800 front seat center consoles, the easiest console upgrade for stock GMT400 bucket seats
Diesel bumpers
OEM fog light and parts, either valance mounted or inside bumper mounted
Decent condition visors
Camaro buzzers
Underhood storage boxes
