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#623865 02/26/2010 8:09 PM
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besides Jim Carter and American Classic Truck Parts is there any other place to find new reproduction parts for the art deco years?


Thanks for the help

Trey

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Chevs of the 40s has lots of 41 stuff. Best thing is running a wanted ad right here on the Bolt.
Best of luck


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I have found the Chevs of the 40s website very frustrating to navigate. Half the time things don't show up where they should. At one time they had the best site going.


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I used to think the same about navigating Chevs of the 40s; however, I am now finding it easier to search their site. Moreover, they have continued to expand their product offerings (not just modification parts - their reproduction/replacement parts have expanded).

Have you ever tried (and succeeded) using the search feature n JC's site?

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JC's site was very frustrating. Searching for 41 truck parts coming up with 4 pages then not being able to go to page 2. I did like American Classics web site. Its nice to see pictures of the parts before ordering them.

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Jim caters has 146 pages to there 1934-1946 catalog.Are you clicking on 1934-1946 catalog,then clicking on contents ?


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Hi Trey,
Hemmings Motor news
http://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/partsforsale/chevrolet/unspecified/

The Filling Station
http://www.fillingstation.com/

Bow-Tie Bits
http://www.bowtiebits.com/

E-bay and Craigslist are good for NOS and used. Buyer beware.
Dale

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bowtietim, I was clicking on the wrong things, all i could see is the catalog though. Sent off for a hard copy sould be a great help. Could not get prices though? I'll just wait to order from the acual catalog.

Dale, thanks for the info, i like the way that the bowtie bits is set up.

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try brads 41-46 then go to link and there is a ton of parts places.thanks

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Hi Trey:

There are lots of good suggestions above for new and reproduction parts. You should also keep up with eBay and Craig's List.

My '41 now has parts from 23 states and two countries. ¾ of them were found right here.


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