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#622358 02/22/2010 4:20 AM
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I have to buy a bunch of stuff for restoring my 59 fleetside apache. Things like hood hinges, body mount rubber kit, bed wood bolt kit and metal strips, new veny windows, total rubber kit and other assorted stuff. I don't want to order it from ten different just to save a few bucks cause then the shipping kills you. Is there any place you guys would recommend to buy it all. I live in Surrey British Columbia just across the US border. Any help would be appreciated.

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Hy leftfield, Scotts Super Trucks in Penold Alberta, or Chev's of the Forties in Washington state, are a couple of places we have dealt with. Welcome to the Stovebolt Page, keep an eye on the events forum, the "B.C. Bolters" have a few "meets during the year, and you would be more than welcome to join us.

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I second 3B on scott's super trucks....he has stuff in stock and ships fast, also KMS Tools/Car parts in Coquitlam has a lot of truck stuff....


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leftfield #622469 02/22/2010 4:16 PM
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I've always had great results from Jim Carter. They're very helpful & knowledgeable.

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RPM in Saskatoon, also they will be at Red Deer swap meet 30 Apr/1 May. Scott's is super expensive, cheaper to buy out of states at Classic in Kansas City Missouri even after duty and shipping!

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Big Yellow #641918 04/29/2010 9:17 PM
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Just to tack on here, what do people think of LMC truck? They seem to have a ton of parts...

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I can only speak of my experiences with LMC, and they have not been good. I have gotten the wrong parts on many occasions. The last item I purchased from them was a seat upholstery kit and it was not on backorder or anything and it took 2 months for me to get it. Now, that said, there are many people who have not had any complaints with LMC.

Personally I like Classic Parts. I have ordered lots of parts from them and not once have I had a problem with anything.


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I just put in an order to Brothers.Really helpful over the phone.Prices seem really good.135 bucks for shipping bumpers & brake kit to the border. Im hoping there wont be too much duty.With the exchange rate & pricing I think I should save a few bucks.Good luck.

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Have ordered from Scotts SuperTrucks and Iron Chief in Stoney Plain(west of Edmonton). Have to know your pricing as some stuff is very expensive and some will be cheap. Check thier on-line cataloges. That said I'm ordering some body panels,weatherstripping,etc from Brothers as they had a sale this week.
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Another vote for Jim Carter's. Always do me right,prices are competitive.


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Clasic parts of America is good and so is the Truck shop in orange county cal. there window stuff is bent right and there shipping isn't bad and there prices are good My buddy down the street just got his wiskers for his 49-3100 windows and they came bent to fit and there door rubber was top grade.

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leftfield,

I also vote for Scott's in Penhold. I'm about an hour north and have used them for a few things.

Just as a note, Iron Chief in Stony Plain is no longer in existence. They went under almost 2 years ago. A lot of trucks were hauled out of his yard, I don't know where any of them went.

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