Looking for 1951 shoebox vendors

[Barber31]

Hello! I’m looking for recommendations on what parts suppliers I should be shopping from and which to stay away from if any. I just took on a project for a relative and I’m not familiar with this model and its aftermarket support. I’m hoping to find a business in or close to Texas that I can purchase interior trim and restoration parts from. Thank you.

[51504bat]

Shoe Box Central. All you need to know. IMO
In Oklahoma City. Close enough?
Shoebox Central (shoebox-central.com)

[tubman]

A good place to start is Shoebox Central (https://shoebox-central.com/). Not only do they have the usual array of new and reproduction parts, but the have a wider selection than most others as well as a large selection of used parts. For hard to find NOS parts, South Side Obsolete (user "barnfind08" on this forum) has stuff that no one else has. I would be remiss if I didn't mention Third Gen Automotive whose owner (user "35fordtn") is an active participant on this forum.

[Barber31]

Originally Posted by 51504bat

Shoe Box Central. All you need to know. IMO
In Oklahoma City. Close enough?
Shoebox Central (shoebox-central.com)

Yes, that’s close enough. Some of my other vehicles parts have come from further so Oklahoma isn’t too bad. Thank you.

[wga]

Chris at Shoebox Central, Early Ford Store, San Dimas, Ca., C&G are the suppliers I use.
Depends on what you are fixin'. I was disappointed in the quality of parts in bags
labeled 'Dennis Carpenter'. How can they put their name on those parts?

I have a set of new stock front springs that you can have.

[Barber31]

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Originally Posted by tubman

A good place to start is Shoebox Central (https://shoebox-central.com/). Not only do they have the usual array of new and reproduction parts, but the have a wider selection than most others as well as a large selection of used parts. For hard to find NOS parts, South Side Obsolete (user "barnfind08" on this forum) has stuff that no one else has. I would be remiss if I didn't mention Third Gen Automotive whose owner (user "35fordtn") is an active participant on this forum.

Thank you! I appreciate the info on the other vendors.

[Barber31]

Originally Posted by wga

Chris at Shoebox Central, Early Ford Store, San Dimas, Ca., C&G are the suppliers I use.
Depends on what you are fixin'. I was disappointed in the quality of parts in bags
labeled 'Dennis Carpenter'. How can they put their name on those parts?

I have a set of new stock front springs that you can have.

Thank you! I appreciate the offer. The front end was rebuilt previous to me acquiring this project so I wouldn’t be needing the springs. I will check out those suppliers as well.

[51504bat]

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