Your lucky that you happen to live close to the “The Truck Shop”. It’s located on 739 North Batavia, Orange, California and will have most of the parts your looking for. I visited the one in Concord, NC, and was blown away with the displays and the amount of parts I was able to purchase and walk out the door with. My biggest limitation was my wallet wasn’t big enough. You can also find most of these parts from online venders such as, Classic Parts, LMC Truck, Chevs of the Fortys, and Classic Industries are a few. Most have online catalogues and will send you ones for free.

I also agree with Rich’s Toys, that the Swap Meet Forum would be a good place to get original parts. I’ve had allot of success getting parts thru that forum with most at great prices.the Original parts usually fit better and are of better quality.

Good luck and “Welcome to the ‘Bolt!”.

Last edited by Phak1; 08/13/2021 2:11 AM.

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