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Seeing as I'm a "Newbie" around here I have a Newbie question. What Chevrolet, etc., Catalogs are available as a part resource for our cars? Ex: The Filling Station. Of course members and supporting vendors come first. Thanks, Al W.
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Check the vendors section in the Mr.Goodwrench forum .Plenty of them there.It's just before the classified ads below.IandI reproductions has a good selection of parts www.iandireproductions.com Al,look at the HOT LINKS list at the top of the page you are on 1929-1932 .All you should need.
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Hi All,
Your best source for parts will be the Filling Station and Bow-Tie. They have more parts for the car that your working on ('31) then most. I & I is limited on there parts since George died a few years back.
Bruce
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And most of I&I's part lack quality as well. A few years back? George died like 15 or more years ago.   
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You should also check with your local automotive jobber as I have found many still have access to mechanical parts from major manufacturers and often times the pricing is favorable.
Steve D
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