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Welcome ! I don't show up here regularly, but I have a small fleet of jailbar trucks. I cut this ad out of vintage truck magazine...
RR Vintage Ford Trucks LLC
1942-1947 ford truck parts and pieces
Rick Rawlings
S. 1912 Vercler
Spokane Valley
Wa, 99216
425 766 7408
Email rickr@gmail,com
Mine is not that original , it was my great uncles my dad cleaned it up and paint new seat some mechanical fixes back in late 90 early 2000. It is still running FH 6 6 volt. I am trying to keep it mechanically 1946 . Super hard to find parts. I will check this contact.
Thankyou
Originally Posted by GB SISSON
Welcome ! I don't show up here regularly, but I have a small fleet of jailbar trucks. I cut this ad out of vintage truck magazine...
RR Vintage Ford Trucks LLC
1942-1947 ford truck parts and pieces
Rick Rawlings
S. 1912 Vercler
Spokane Valley
Wa, 99216
425 766 7408
Email rickr@gmail,com
My go to vendor for parts for my '39 p/u is Joe's Antique Auto in Uxbridge, MA, Joe and his staff are top notch. Fair prices and fast and reasonable shipping. IMO www.joesantiqueauto.com
At this time I am on a budget and looking at locating parts to build this truck up so it is reliable as a everyday driver. The more I dig in the more little things I find worn with a lot of play ect. Mainly engine and suspension parts at this time ,nothing specific. It took me 4 months to locate pistons for it along with correct head gaskets ect. Has the FH 6 G engine.
Thank you to everyones interest and support, I use Joes but have not used Chucks. I will check Chucks out too and bookmark.
QUOTE=51504BAT;21386013]My go to vendor for parts for my '39 p/u is Joe's Antique Auto in Uxbridge, MA, Joe and his staff are top notch. Fair prices and fast and reasonable shipping. IMO www.joesantiqueauto.com
At this time I am on a budget and looking at locating parts to build this truck up so it is reliable as a everyday driver. The more I dig in the more little things I find worn with a lot of play ect. Mainly engine and suspension parts at this time ,nothing specific. It took me 4 months to locate pistons for it along with correct head gaskets ect. Has the FH 6 G engine.
Nice-looking truck! I'm in the middle of restoring a '46 1/2 ton pickup, which I bought as a basket case. Mine is a very conservative resto-mod,
so it has a modern transmisson, rear end, braking, but will look stock. my first truck was a '49 F-1, and I'm finding out that parts for the '46 are
exponentially more difficult to find. I have found parts at Dennis Carpenter in NC, a couple of things at Bob Drake, but a lot of what I needed and
great service through Midwest Early Ford in OH. The Early Ford Store in San Dimas, California has a good website for parts shopping as well.
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