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Depends on what you need. Sacramento Vintage Ford has a great catalog and very knowledgeable people. If you need big stuff "Hemmings Motor News" is a monthly publication that has just about everything, but make sure you're sitting down when you look at some of the prices! But remember most everything is negotiable.
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You can still get a lot of stuff from local auto parts dealers. "ell em see"truck.com is the place that was ***'d out.
You're going to find that a lot of parts that were unique to these years of truck just aren't available new. Check out wrecking yards; there's usually some out in the boonies that specialize in old cars and trucks. If you have the storage space, get some parts trucks.
You're going to find that a lot of parts that were unique to these years of truck just aren't available new. Check out wrecking yards; there's usually some out in the boonies that specialize in old cars and trucks. If you have the storage space, get some parts trucks.