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46 pickup
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captn kirk |
10-22-2013 @ 10:21 AM
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Hi I am just starting this project and am on the east coast DC area and looking for part suppliers both manufactured and scr*p yard sources Thanks Kirk
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TomO |
10-23-2013 @ 10:39 AM
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Dennis Carpenter and other reproduction parts suppliers are listed under Vendors on the Home page of this site. As for recyclers, you should join a Regional Group and use the advice of the fellow members. When restoring any vehicle, it is nice to be able to see one that is original or restored to help decide what belongs where. Being part of a RG gives you access to fellow members vehicles and experience in restoring them. You can also save money and time by asking questions and accepting advice from those that have been there and done that. A list of RG is also available on the home page.
Tom
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rawlir |
10-23-2013 @ 1:56 PM
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Hi, Kirk, I have a Dearborn restored 46 1/2 ton, would be happy to help you with yours, I hope to start a Tonner pickup restoration in the next 6 months......Best regards, Rick Rawlings, 425 313 2681 rickr@lakesideind.com
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captn kirk |
10-24-2013 @ 12:48 PM
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Hi All great tips sent the local guys an e-mail Thanks
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396stan |
10-24-2013 @ 4:55 PM
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Another source is Fred at S&S Auto ( 607-467-2929 ) in the NY area , found parts for my 47 6 cyl that no one else had and he is reasonable . Only has Ford truck parts Stan
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