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Hi Guys, I'm going through the process of trying to get a 1929 tourer back to original and have taken the gearbox apart for inspection. The bugger is it looks like it will need a major rebuild with a few gears needing to be replaced.
Is there anywhere to get individual replacement gears and/or shafts?
I've looked at the FS website and they don't seem to have them so I'm hoping you guys can point me in the right direction.
Andrew
While the rest of the crew may be in the same predicament, it's almost always the pilot's job to arrive at the crash site first.
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Check with Don Rossi in Colorado at 303-690-5180. He has parted out some chevies of the period.
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Check with Don Rossi in Colorado at 303-690-5180. He has parted out some chevies of the period. Thanks 6wheel, I'll try and give him a call when the time zones come into alignment. :)
Andrew
While the rest of the crew may be in the same predicament, it's almost always the pilot's job to arrive at the crash site first.
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That advise to call Don Rossi is a good way to go. What he has includes a lot, a whole lot, of NOS parts from old dealerships. So will probably have the transmission parts you need.
Good luck!
Doug
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Old Iron (cars, trucks, tractors, fire truck)
Too much, never enough........
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