Parts vendors

[Keith True]

After playing with the Model A's for 40 years,I just don't know the vendors for the early V8 stuff.I do work on quite a few of them for customers,but they all bring me their own parts.I guess what I am looking for are the vendors that are the equivalent of Snyders,Brattons,Mikes,Berts Model A vendors but in the V8 world.

[51504bat]

Joe's is my go to vendor but I've ordered form both C&G and the Early Ford Store with good results.



Joe's Antique Auto in Uxbridge, MA
https://www.joesantiqueauto.com/


C&G in Escondido, CA
https://cgfordparts.com/


The Early Ford Store in San Dimas, CA
https://earlyfordstore.com/

[Branded]

The Midwest Early V8 Store Springfield Ohio

https://midwestearlyford.com/shop/

[VeryTangled]

Hi Everyone. For the original old Ford stuff I've had excellent experience with Michael Driskell, here's his member page. https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/member.php?u=7302 He also sells a lot through ebay, here's his page there. https://www.ebay.com/usr/1935fordtn?...p2047675.l2559

C&G is another vendor I've used with good results, nice website, easy. But you get repro stuff. https://cgfordparts.com/

[JSeery]

VanPelt is a great source of information and parts.

[cmbrucew]

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Dennis Carpenter is good to deal with. Up front on shipping.


Bruce

[Teltruck]

Joes antiques is my go to also. Honest and dependable!
Bob

[tubman]

Don't forget "Southside Obsolete", "barnfind08" here on the "Barn". He's a good source for NOS parts.

[deuce lover]

V8 Ford Sales in SC.Outstanding customer service.



https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...K-uQ7cGQcI9htT

[Tinker]

Sacramento ford does nice wire harnesses.
https://www.vintageford.com/



If you need other wires in bulk, you make up the ends. Little hotrodish site, but decent stuff.
https://www.thehotrodcompany.com/


Of course Bubba and Skip are fundamental.

[1937sedandelivery]

Joe's is on the top of my list. I find his prices very reasonable and he won't sell you something you don't need.

[1931 flamingo]

I've had good luck with C&G.
Paul in CT

[leon bee]

I appreciate the parts vendors who participate on the forum here. Van Pelt, 3rd Gen, etc.

[Seth Swoboda]

Know this list:

Third Gen Automotive, Michael Driskell, NOS parts, reproduction parts and component services

Van Pelt Sales: Mac VanPelt, NOS parts, transmission parts and services

Charlie Schwendler: Component services, fuel pumps & carburetors

Uncle Max: Max Musgrove, Stromberg rebuilding services

South Side Obsolete: Fred Wilner, NOS and original parts

Bubbas Ignition Services: Jim Linder, distributor rebuilding services

Skip Haney: Water pump rebuild services and coil rebuilding

[JM 35 Sedan]

All very good vendor recommendations have been given here.

[AlexLohmann1]

Originally Posted by VeryTangled

Hi Everyone. For the original old Ford stuff I've had excellent experience with Michael Driskell, here's his member page. https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/member.php?u=7302 He also sells a lot through ebay, here's his page there. https://www.ebay.com/usr/1935fordtn?...p2047675.l2559



C&G is another vendor I've used with good results, nice website, easy. But you get repro stuff. https://cgfordparts.com/

Agreed! Excellent sales and service from some wonderful people!

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[AlexLohmann1]

Originally Posted by Seth Swoboda

Know this list:

Third Gen Automotive, Michael Driskell, NOS parts, reproduction parts and component services

Van Pelt Sales: Mac VanPelt, NOS parts, transmission parts and services

Charlie Schwendler: Component services, fuel pumps & carburetors

Uncle Max: Max Musgrove, Stromberg rebuilding services

South Side Obsolete: Fred Wilner, NOS and original parts

Bubbas Ignition Services: Jim Linder, distributor rebuilding services

Skip Haney: Water pump rebuild services and coil rebuilding

Agreed!

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[39portlander]

Seth nailed it with that solid list. Venders in general are only as good as the knowledge they can also pass along to the hobby with the parts they support.

Quoting Dick Spadaro "price is important, but experience counts more"

Joe has a spot @ the Fitchburg swap, come down he usually has his latest catalog available and always talking Flatheads.

[leon bee]

This is a little different, cause mostly just 49-51 car stuff. I don't know if I've ever complimented Shoebox Central on here. Just got another box from them today; they ship instantly, never been out of stock on anything I've purchased from their website. Packaging is superb. Website is easy to negotiate. They seem to sell the same stuff others do, but operate in a most excellent fashion.......my experience.

[51504bat]

Originally Posted by leon bee

This is a little different, cause mostly just 49-51 car stuff. I don't know if I've ever complimented Shoebox Central on here. Just got another box from them today; they ship instantly, never been out of stock on anything I've purchased from their website. Packaging is superb. Website is easy to negotiate. They seem to sell the same stuff others do, but operate in a most excellent fashion.......my experience.

I've got an 8ba in my '39 and ordered some ignition wires from Shoebox. Nice looking wire set and a good price. Unfortunately they never showed up. Turns out the wires were sourced from the Hoffman Group which if I had known I never would have placed the order. When it became apparent that the wires weren't coming Showbox immediately credited my credit card so I can't fault Shoebox but I did waste a couple of weeks waiting on wires that never showed up.