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#199460 01/29/2006 12:34 AM
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A neighbor of mine is rat rodding a 1935 F@#& pickup. He is looking for side window frames / garnish. Also rear window frame. I have looked on internet and Googled. Are these parts rare or "unobtanium"? Can someone point me in another direction? Sorry this is not Chevy related, but I think there are some closet F@#& owners among this group. BW

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Just moving this up - Where are there F- vendors that have cab parts? BW

#199462 01/29/2006 3:58 AM
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There sure has been a lot of Ford questions on this site lately. I have nothing against Fords but I don't understand why people ask about them on a Stovebolt site.

Today I needed some info about a problem I'm having with my F-250. I googled and found a Ford site. I guess I screwed up. I should have just asked here.


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Cletis,
They know GM folks will give them a tow any day, but they may not like the billing rate. Face it, Stovebolters really get into our projects and I guess ford guys thing if we can fix a Chevy/Jimmy, we walk on water and can fix anything.

The best advice you can give them is "Yes, you can put a small block chevy under your ford hood to fix most any problem you have"

I will confess that I do have my eye on a 54 F100 but it will have a chevy heart if it comes from my garage. They are pretty trucks, at least between 53 and 56. grin grin

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www.ford-trucks.com i used this site when i had my ford, it worked well. not that you are unwelcome here, but you might have better luck there. good luck.


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