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Top 5 vendors #231747 01/22/12 04:01 PM
Joined: Jul 2009 Posts: 350 Ohio, Middletown, Butler Co. Joneses OP Backyard Mechanic
OP Joneses Backyard Mechanic Joined: Jul 2009 Posts: 350 Ohio, Middletown, Butler Co.	Wawuzit mentioned "top 5 vendors" . I could guess 4, Chevy of the 40s, I&I , The Filling station and Steele Rubber. Who do you all think would be good additions to this list? I have found some good items at Pro. Randy

Re: Top 5 vendors Joneses #231749 01/22/12 04:35 PM
Joined: Dec 2009 Posts: 4,446 Tennessee wawuzit ChatMaster - 4,000
wawuzit ChatMaster - 4,000 Joined: Dec 2009 Posts: 4,446 Tennessee	Obsolete Chevy parts...800-248-8785 Wheels of Time...601-389-5880 Patricks Antique Cars and Trucks...520-836-1117 Dick Moffitts....937-325-7861 American Antique Auto Parts..504-467-1614 Ida's Classic Chevy Parts..360-993-0406 All these guys are good suppliers, but again. They may not carry everything they list. Steele rubber really has no competitor..they are the best, but also the highest. I think a complete rubber set for a 38 coupe was something like $1600. Chevyoftheforties is really good at helping you find a part,even from a competitor. I'd rate them very high. Last edited by wawuzit; 01/22/12 04:42 PM.

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