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This page features body components offered by dealerships and sellers active in the transportation and heavy equipment sector across Québec. On Publiquip, these listings support businesses and professionals seeking replacement parts or structural components for vehicle maintenance, repair, or refurbishment.
Using the search tools, you can enter a title, stock number, or serial number to locate a specific part. Sorting by date allows you to view the most recently posted listings first.
Dealerships and companies specializing in body parts regularly publish their components on Publiquip, providing access to a diverse inventory for the transportation and heavy equipment sectors across Québec. This section highlights the trusted vendors currently active on the platform.
The parts displayed vary depending on the listings published by sellers. You may find:
New body panels for trucks and heavy vehicles
Chassis and cab components
Axles and structural parts for trailers and transport equipment
Each listing includes the information provided by the seller, typically including the part description and price when available. Comparing multiple body components in one place makes it easier to evaluate options for maintenance, repair, and vehicle refurbishment.
Dealerships, specialized workshops, and industry professionals can publish their body components to present their inventory to a targeted audience of buyers in the transportation and heavy equipment sectors.
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On Publiquip, you'll find a variety of body components for heavy trucks and transport equipment: new or used body panels, cab doors, fenders and mud guards, hoods and front grilles, bumpers, chassis components, trailer axles, structural crossmembers and frame rails, cab floor pieces, and other structural elements. Inventory varies based on listings published by specialized dealerships and sellers active across Québec.
New parts offer complete warranty, perfect fit, no prior wear, and maximum lifespan, but cost more. Used parts in good condition can significantly reduce repair costs, particularly for older vehicles or temporary repairs before complete replacement. Check for absence of rust, warping, or structural damage on used parts. For critical safety components (chassis, axles), prioritize new parts or those inspected by a professional.
Compatibility depends on several factors: exact vehicle make and model, year of manufacture, specific configuration (wheelbase, cab type), and serial number or VIN. Consult the manufacturer's parts manual or contact the seller directly with this information. For commercial trucks, parts may vary according to original specifications. Also verify dimensions and mounting points. Incorrect fit can compromise vehicle safety and structure.
Installation depends on part complexity and your technical skills. Simple parts like fenders or small panels can be installed with basic tools. Structural components (frame rails, axles, crossmembers) require a specialized workshop with appropriate equipment and knowledge of welding and alignment. To maintain vehicle warranty and ensure safety, major structural repairs must be performed by certified technicians according to manufacturer standards.
Before installing a new part, treat any existing rust on adjacent surfaces: completely remove rust by sandblasting, grinding, or chemical treatment, apply rust converter to lightly affected areas, clean and degrease all surfaces, apply rust-preventive primer, and seal all joints and mounting points with appropriate sealant. Neglecting existing rust will accelerate deterioration of the new part and compromise structural integrity.
To sell your body parts on Publiquip, create a detailed listing including the part type (panel, door, axle, chassis), condition (new, used, refurbished), compatibility (make, model, years), dimensions or specifications, general condition (absence of rust, cracks, warping), reason for sale (surplus, replacement, liquidation), and price. Add clear photos showing all angles, including mounting points and any visible defects. The platform allows you to reach workshops, carriers, and fleet owners across Québec.