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#189207 09/10/2005 4:25 AM
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Hi All,

I live in SoCal and am new to this website and the old truck world and I recently recieved a Chevy Duty catalog and looked through it excitedly for the parts I desired, but after participating in other threads and hearing stories about CD im not so sure i wan't to use them. I was hoping to find a store of the same caliber in the SoCal area, so I would not have to pay for shiping & could examine parts before purchase. Any help or suggestions would be much appreciated. smile

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Here are some shops that might be local they don't have complete Chevy parts like CD but if you are thinking about doing disc brakes CD sold the same kit from CPP for over $200 more. Here are the links ...

http://classicperform.com/
http://www.performanceonline.com/store/customer/contact.php

I have also had really good luck with Golden State Out of Nevada

http://www.golden-state-parts.com/

However I think I am going to start using American Classic for helping out with this kick A$$ website.

Just start surfing through the links that are provided by stovebolt!

#189209 09/11/2005 6:32 PM
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Truck Shop in Orange, CA has a walk-in shop.

I've been buying some parts through their catalog and have been happy. Some 'bolters have said their service in the brick and mortar store leaves something to be desired, but that has not been my experience with their catalog sales.

I also made my first purchase from American Classic this week, due to their support of this website. I expect I will be sending more business their way in the future.


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#189210 09/11/2005 7:41 PM
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cool guys i'll check those places out, thanks for the help and advice.


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