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Hoping someone(s) can point me in a direction or 2. My ordering luck has been sorta ok but I think/hope others can point me in a better direction from their experience.
71 F-250 XLT Ranger Camper Special All ORIGINAL FACTORY parts. (Woodgrain trim in & out) Maroon in/out
Where I can buy these screws? 2wd kickplate (bottom of the door getting in)
The factory screws that hold the glove box in
Front window seal with chrome trim
Rear window outer seal plus the upper/lower felt the slider windows ride in
Maroon dashpad...not a cover
T-18 original boot
ANY direction you can point me in would be great if you've bought any of the above and are happy with the stuff you bought.
I've used most all of these and had ok luck but hoping for better quality from people that have bought from any of them preferring one over the other.
I used the one from LMC but I am not pleased with it.
I have a maroon interior and was looking for a dash pad also, ended up getting one from TMI industries. It comes in Friday don’t know how it fits yet. I did find that USA1 interiors might have a maroon pad but for the most part they think all the trucks had black pads.
The screws can be found in a hardware store or trim shop, at least in my town, LMC has a oversized screw for those if the hole is stripped out or doesn’t hold torque. It’s basically a interior trim screw, the washer thing is so it doesn’t grab fabric when putting on panels. Try an upholstery shop.
Stainless, dome head Phillips screws can be found at most good hardware stores. If they are not an exact match, I just change them all. The screw in the picture has an attached tapered washer. Those can be purchased separately. My local NAPA carried them the last time I needed some.
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