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Parts supplier question I spend a lot of time in the early v/8 forum and have not had much to do with T's since 08 but now I ended up with a 18 roadster pickup and will need parts.
In the past I have used Mac's but have stayed away since the shipping costs have gotten out of control. Here is my question to all of you. What is a good alternative source similar to Mac's that also has good shipping, service, etc.? thanks in advance. |
Re: Parts supplier question Most guys would recommend Langs or Snyders
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Re: Parts supplier question I alternate between Langs and Chaffins. They have both been exceptionally good to deal with. Mac's not so much.......
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Re: Parts supplier question Thank you guys. Anybody have good photos of the interior for an 18 roadster pickup, especially the dash?
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Re: Parts supplier question Ford never produced a 1918 roadster pickup. But they did produce a lot of roadsters, and it was an easy thing for folks to remove the trunk and install a home-made or aftermarket bed. That doesn't make any difference in the interior.
I would also ask on the MTFCA forum. It's very active and you may find somebody there with a 1918. I think the interior would be the same in a roadster and the front of a touring. |
Re: Parts supplier question Thanks guys.
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Their online catalog is all I can find. |
Re: Parts supplier question Jesse,
I know years ago they used to send me one every year. I think now if you want a paper one you have to print it yourself. Quote:
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This is my new project when I finish my 41, can't wait.
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Re: Parts supplier question Don,t paint it,just put a interior and top and drive it the way it is! If you restore it ,it becomes "just another model T" make it serviceable and drive it ,it becomes "way cool".only my opinion ,Phil
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That RP reminds me of Kirk Hill's car. He made a trailer to match. He has some very nice T's, but this is the one that draws attention.
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Re: Parts supplier question Try Howard's. They have T parts.
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Re: Parts supplier question Snyders and Chaffins. In the good old days you used to call Glenn Chaffin on the phone and
he would take your order using a paper bag and write down your order on the bag. He would then send the bag using it as the invoice and you would send a check after receiving the bag. THAT doesn't happen any more, ah the good old days. |
Re: Parts supplier question A regular poster here under "Farmallcub49" carries a line of model T parts & seems ever willing to share advice. A little like the good old days.
'OSO HANDY RESTORATIONS Specializing in Model T Fords 320-293-1953 |
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