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Hi Folks.....

Can you recommend a good parts catalogue ? They are a bit thin on the ground here in England.

American companies have great online catalogs, but I like to have good old well thumbed hardcopy for bedtime reading. Does anyone still produce them ?

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Find Classic Parts, LMC, Golden State or Jim Carter on line. I think they all have regular catalogs you can order.


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Yea, the FILLING STATION print catalog is pretty impressive. CLASSIC PARTS catalog has beautiful, large clear photos. LMC has EXCELLENT drawings that show the parts in relation to where they go.

My suggestion is to get all three.


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Jim Carter Antique Trucks

American Classic Truck Parts American Classic Truck Parts (formerly Chevy Duty)

Used to be hard to read but it was extensive: Chevs of the 40s

(all are listed in the Links - Parts section)

The best catalog for odd-ball restoration small-parts, trim-parts, clips, screws, bolts, body/glass seals, etc, etc is Restoration Specialties. It shows most parts with full-sized (true scale) pictures.

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brothers trucks and bow tie bits are good also........dave


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found out this website: http://www.parts123.com/truck_parts.htm
click on whatever catagory you want, and it will give you a list of websites and such. Hope it helps-Brettski

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Hi Driftwood 55. If you PM your address I will send you some suppliers catalogs, sure I have a couple lying around as I am now almost done with buying parts for my 54, found most of the suppliers are happy to ship to UK the only problem is the shipping charges and taxes at this end more or less doubles the cost of everything you buy. don,t let that put you off these trucks are cool.

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We have a Lots O' Links page with lots of links. They are separated into categories that may help. Check it out.

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