Hey Dougls,

I think Rusthoarder's right on the boneyard thing. It's a good habit to start getting to know some yards and starting your own little cannablized stock of used parts. This is a great first opportunity.

If American Classic Truck can't help you, I humbly suggest two alternatives:

There's a huge boneyard in Vancouver, Washington -All American Classics (www.allamericanclassics.com) - try them, maybe.

Or, ask Eric Shill at Vintage Auto Parts (www.vapinc.com). He got me an NOS Zenith carburetor for my truck to match the original. They're actually in Denver now, moved from Washington State so when they answer the phone you might get the new company's name siad to you. I'm just dense - never have learned it. Stupid me!


Spito, spitero, huchtooey splateus!
1958 GMC Series 100 stepside
1954 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-DR sedan
1966 Chrysler Newport 2-DR hardtop