Source for 48-52 parts???
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Re: Source for 48-52 parts???
Originally posted by sancochojoe
Besides Dennis Carpenter, what has everyones source been for body parts, electrical, mechaniical, wheels, tires (white wall), fenders, gauges, beds etc.
I have a 51.
Thanks
Besides Dennis Carpenter, what has everyones source been for body parts, electrical, mechaniical, wheels, tires (white wall), fenders, gauges, beds etc.
I have a 51.
Thanks
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You can also check Glen Marion website. http://www.glennmarionparts.com/ford_trucks.html
He has a lot of body parts that he has restored and primed. Trouble is there are no pictures.
He has a lot of body parts that he has restored and primed. Trouble is there are no pictures.
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Sacremento Vintage Ford has the best and most complete catalog I have seen. Worth getting as a reference even if you end up buying the part from someone else. Sac V catalog has photos and good diagrams for just about everything in the catalog. You can also call their toll free order number and ask for "parts" to get questions answered. I am building a 56 F100 and have ordered many parts from them and their quality and service is very good.
I am not buying stuff from them exclusively and always compare prices. They are competitive on most things.
Good luck.
I am not buying stuff from them exclusively and always compare prices. They are competitive on most things.
Good luck.
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I just got a catalog yesterday from Concours Parts out of Carson City Nevada. Their catalog is nice with just about everything.
I'm doing a lot of cost comparison, especially for the crating cost that seem to run between $75 to $100 extra for large parts, such as the left and right bed panels.
I'm doing a lot of cost comparison, especially for the crating cost that seem to run between $75 to $100 extra for large parts, such as the left and right bed panels.
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So-Cal Speed Shop has a decent truck catalog with comparable prices. Joblot in Queens NY has a lot of mechanical stuff too. Mack Products in Moberly MO for bed stuff and Northern Classic Trucks for floor pans. And I like ebay too, you can find lots of NOS stuff on there. I also got a set of chrome smoothie wheels and caps for $260 including shipping, brand new on ebay.
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I have used Mid Fifty with some success. They are out of Memphis I think for east coast. http://www.midfifty.com
I have also used National Parts Depot out of Charlotte. Mixed results. http://www.nationalpartsdepot.com
I have used Obsolete Ford Parts out of Oklahoma.
http://www.obsoletefordparts.com
I have also used National Parts Depot out of Charlotte. Mixed results. http://www.nationalpartsdepot.com
I have used Obsolete Ford Parts out of Oklahoma.
http://www.obsoletefordparts.com
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Here's my bigass link list from which a person could probably build a truck from scratch... I mostly order from Sacramento Vintage Ford and Obsolete Ford Parts and have been happy with both.
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