Always on the hunt for hard to find parts...

After what seems to have been the whole Arizona spring, bent over or under an ailing backfiring rust bucket piece of **** car, skinning my knuckles on every bolt, with summer fast approaching, the sun already hissing down like a blowtorch, I felt the needed crawl out from under this contraption and blow a little carbon out of my own exhaust. I am starting to feel required by self-guilt to get on this type of new technology for help...This joyscout jamboree might also ***ist me in finding parts that I can't locate anywhere around here. The computer safari, for a two fingered typist like me, has always been an undue h***le to make happen. I've posted my needs on line before and some Craig’s List people called back, sadly with no sync to my needs. Fell on this H.A.M.B. thing and I thought I'd give it another chance. Today I'm on the hunt for the last two pieces of wide arrow tip chrome trim off the cowling and front quarter...for a 1963 F-100. Fabricated some out of old trim but they look like homemade 4th grader art. My 49 Plymouth is the next project. Wondering if I should make it a 12 volter or stick with generator and keep it a 6...As ever, A-C-J

 

Welcome to the HAMB Jay,,However,,you should READ the "sticky" at the top of this page,,Then INTRODUCE YOURSELF,,after which you can post your needs in the HAMB cl***ifieds "Wanted " section

 

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Welcome from NorCal ... that trim should be all over the desert ... good luck in your search.

 

Welcome from Rockmart GA. Henrietta the '38 Ford pickup and Ozelle the '55 Ford send friendly horn honks. Look forward to your participation here. On the trim parts for your F-100, also check www.fordbarn.com, click on the "Late V-8 ('54-up)" forum and swap, you will find help there, too.

 

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