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#327603 11/13/2006 7:00 AM
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Hi

I have a 1936 low cab truck and I was wondering can you get timber replacement parts for the doors or is it better to steel them out, if so can you get the steel in kit form.


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there are a couple places here in the states that make wood kits for cars/trucks. If you can get your hands on an issue of the Vintage Cherolet Car Club (VCCA) magazine there is a couple places advertised in it. One is in Raleigh N.C. I think. Some may have the pattern and some will say they need your pattern. Someone else may chip in here. If not shoot me an email with "wood pattern" in the subject line and I will try to get the address for you....or better yet, go on the VCCA web site and ask some questions.


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#327605 11/14/2006 7:45 AM
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Thanks mate

I'll give them a go

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Try Classic Wood mfg. 1006 n. Raleigh st. Greensboro,NC27405 (336)691-1344 Hope this helps.

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Shane, here are a couple of the best ones that I have found and used parts from.

http://www.chevywood.com/

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PO. Box 86 Hanna,IN. 46340
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#327608 11/15/2006 7:49 AM
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Thanks Mate

I have sent an Email, so we'll see how it goes.

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Hi, I thought the only wood used in the body of a 36 low cab was the front door post. I thought the doors were of all steel construction.


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