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Old 08-15-2017, 05:43 PM
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Does anyone have personal experience ordering from LMC Truck? I recently had someone tell me that all of their parts are garbage and he had nothing good to say about them.
 
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Generally not the worst or the best. Dennis Carpenter in always the first place I go. Quality seems better, especially on things like door and window rubber.
 
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I bought my front bumper from them. Seems to be sturdy and the chrome looks good. Now if I could only find the front bumper braces that my truck doesn't have so I could hang the bumper on the truck...
 
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I once had an entire restoration order including doors, fenders, grille, tailgate etc for a few of my trucks and sent most of it back, what I used ended up in the trash later down the road in favor of decent used parts. Bumpers that you could bend over your knee. Doors with ripples all over from an inadequate stamping press. Dents all over everything is normal. Rubber parts that disintegrate in a matter of months. A tailgate missing most of the welds, the welds it did have were made with a non-automotive grade spotwelder. Chinese symbols stamped right in the metal!! This was well over ten years ago.
 
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Old 08-16-2017, 05:33 PM
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That's what I've heard

Originally Posted by 78_f800crewcab4x4
I once had an entire restoration order including doors, fenders, grille, tailgate etc for a few of my trucks and sent most of it back, what I used ended up in the trash later down the road in favor of decent used parts. Bumpers that you could bend over your knee. Doors with ripples all over from an inadequate stamping press. Dents all over everything is normal. Rubber parts that disintegrate in a matter of months. A tailgate missing most of the welds, the welds it did have were made with a non-automotive grade spotwelder. Chinese symbols stamped right in the metal!! This was well over ten years ago.
Thanks for the thorough information. This is what I have heard but wanted to make sure it wasn't just one guy with a grudge. I wanted to by a rear window but don't really need one that leaks.
 
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