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1970Custom 05-04-2007 07:27 PM

Auto Recyclers
 
Well, most of the Treasure Valley located folks know that Red Line is now out of business and that leaves with us older car and truck builders w/o much source for parts, well I was over in Ontairo for class today and finally got the chance to get the grille support for the '93 and for a small yard North Verdie had quite a selection of ford parts.

Think I found the location for my Bronco clip swap, they had four or five near complete 93-97 F-series trucks. Prices were good too.



That is all.

Broken40 05-11-2007 12:11 PM

hmm, i never actually went to red line auto parts, didn't know they had older ford peices.

53fatfndr 05-11-2007 12:53 PM

Redline never really had anything I needed. If you need truck parts, the best place is CBASS over in Payette. They have lots of truck parts there.

http://www.cbass.net/

1970Custom 05-11-2007 01:19 PM

Not many places have 54-56 parts ;) They had what I was looking for and if not could get it from another yard the next day (I was a regular in there before college).

C-bass is a bit out of the way, only reason I hit North Verdie is because I was done with class early. They also don't have sales tax.

53fatfndr 05-11-2007 02:27 PM


Originally Posted by 1970Custom
Not many places have 54-56 parts ;) They had what I was looking for and if not could get it from another yard the next day (I was a regular in there before college).

C-bass is a bit out of the way, only reason I hit North Verdie is because I was done with class early. They also don't have sales tax.

I only know of one salvage yard that has parts for '53-'56 Fords and they are in California. That being said, I have never looked for '53-'56 parts from Red Line or any junk yard ;) Red Line did have a rear sump oil pan for a 400 I was looking for, though. Any junk yard is hit or miss. What gets me more than anything is calling these outfits and they say they have it (and they don't), or they'll go "look" (yeah, right), and they will "call you back", (which they never do). I've never been to North Verdie. I think the biggest problem is these places don't inventory what they have coming in well enough, so they lose a few sales because of it. CBASS might be a bit out of the way, but if they have what I need, I'll drive over there rather than wait for a return phone call that I know isn't going to happen. Interestingly enough, Red Line is the place that recommended CBASS to me when they didn't have what I was looking for. Now, don't get me started on the junk yards over on Garrity :-X15 Like I said, junk yards are hit or miss.

1970Custom 05-11-2007 07:19 PM

ACTUALLY, N.V. has all their stuff tagged and I mean all from the biggest stuff clear down to the little stuff, they run like Jalopy Jungle too, they give you a list of the trucks that should have the part and you can go find/pull it or they can do it for you.

They had an '04 F-450 in there which supprised me.


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