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Wow, it's been about 12 years since I've been on the forum...

My ol' truck got smashed on the street by a hit-and-run driver last Saturday and I'm too stubborn to give it up. I'm sad to see RJ Sisneros has passed away but read his family may still be dealing parts? Any way to get a hold of them without FaceBook? Or any other 60's truck parts dealer in CO. I've found Aspen Auto in Arizona, might try them.

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Grim

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Glad to have you back Grim. It's been since 2009! Sorry to hear about your truck being smashed, tho. frown

I see you have posted in the Parts Wanted area of the Swap Meet for a trailing arm. Maybe that'll be a good start, in general. Also, maybe some Bolters here may know if RJ's family is still in the parts business. In the least someone may have some idea who else has parts that's near the Littleton area of Colorado.

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