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I haven't used in them a few years. Looking at Facebook and their website, https://restorationstuff.com, it appears they haven't updated anything since 2020. Has anyone ordered from them recently? Thank you
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Shade Tree Mechanic
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Received an order from them 2 weeks ago.
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Check to see that you have the correct site as there are others with similar addresses. The "restoration supply" vendor I use and have good luck with is www.restorationspecialties.com AKA Restoration Specialties & Supply.Inc. located in Windber Pa 15963
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. Hi Steve, . The place in Pennsylvania would have very little for your 32 Chevy. The place in Escondido, Ca, has lots of Brass era stuff. Many will fit my older 4 cylinder cars. .
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Yes but I also have a 51 Chevy.
Last edited by m006840; 01/28/24 09:54 AM.
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Restoration Supply in CA has some hard to find materials for the early cars. A big focus for them is the brass era cars. I am going to direct my friend Ben to them. When he was having his '30 coach brought to his house the top fabric ripped off taking the metal bead transition piece with it. The tow truck driver mentioned something about a blanket flying off, but just kept going.
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