Good part supplier
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From: Angier, NC
It all depends on what parts you are looking for?
Patch panels Tabco.com is who you want to go with.
I have also used Rock Auto, LMC, Auto Zone, NAPA, O'Reilly's Auto Parts.
I have also had to rebuild (300 six Z bar block pivot & clutch linkage) or make (300 six Z bar block pivot again when the rebuilt failed) parts.
You got to do what you got to do to get the truck on the road
Dave ----
Patch panels Tabco.com is who you want to go with.
I have also used Rock Auto, LMC, Auto Zone, NAPA, O'Reilly's Auto Parts.
I have also had to rebuild (300 six Z bar block pivot & clutch linkage) or make (300 six Z bar block pivot again when the rebuilt failed) parts.
You got to do what you got to do to get the truck on the road
Dave ----
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From: Northern VA
Napa and another independent commercial shop are my favorite for off the shelf parts, although they are expensive. Large orders go through Rockauto. Trim and specific doodads are from LMC truck or JBG. I usually get the part numbers off rock auto and then shop ebay. I have gotten a lot of NOS and USA made Ford parts for pennies on the dollar of new Chinese stuff. Got a NOS Ford fuel sending unit/ pump assembly and A/C compressor this month of ebay for less than $100 each. Then that leaves the junkyard and local classifieds for everything else. (engines, bumpers, bench seats, etc)
For all the griping about how they don't don't make good parts anymore, out of the hundreds of parts I've bought, I've only gotten one bad right out of the box, a valucraft thermostat. Just stay away from the cheapest options.
For all the griping about how they don't don't make good parts anymore, out of the hundreds of parts I've bought, I've only gotten one bad right out of the box, a valucraft thermostat. Just stay away from the cheapest options.
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