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- Jon B May 2010
- lockdown96 May 2010
- Oldcar_Mechanic May 2010
1948 dodge Deluxe
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Hi my dad has bought a dodge deluxe fluide drive 4 door . Needs brakes pads and maybe some other stuff . Where can we finds theses things ? Thanks scott Blacksburg virginia:)
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Scott, get a subscription to Hemmings Motor News for your dad, for his next birthday! You can tune it in on-line but many people prefer to have the paper version delivered to their home. Here's a link to the Dodge Parts For Sale section -- you'll find lots of people selling new and used parts for old Dodges, here:
http://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/partsforsale/dodge/
You might also present your dad with a membership in a car club devoted to his particular make of car. As far as I could see that would be the WPC club: http://www.chryslerclub.org/ This will make his job a lot easier, as these clubs provide invaluable resources for finding parts and technical information for older cars, as well as tapping into a network of fellow owners. -
Jon B wrote:Scott, get a subscription to Hemmings Motor News for your dad, for his next birthday! You can tune it in on-line but many people prefer to have the paper version delivered to their home. Here's a link to the Dodge Parts For Sale section -- you'll find lots of people selling new and used parts for old Dodges, here:
http://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/partsforsale/dodge/
You might also present your dad with a membership in a car club devoted to his particular make of car. As far as I could see that would be the WPC club: http://www.chryslerclub.org/ This will make his job a lot easier, as these clubs provide invaluable resources for finding parts and technical information for older cars, as well as tapping into a network of fellow owners.
Thanks I will do that --I realy thank you for helping me wiht this , Im new has he is at this old car stuff LOL . Thanks Scott Cook KJ4NDQ if you talk on ham radio . -
You could also try
Andy Bernbaum in Massachusetts
1930 - 1962 Plymouth, Dodge, DeSoto, Chrysler
617-244-1118
oldmoparts.com
I think he's still in business
Ron -
Oldcar_Mechanic wrote:You could also try
Andy Bernbaum in Massachusetts
1930 - 1962 Plymouth, Dodge, DeSoto, Chrysler
617-244-1118
oldmoparts.com
I think he's still in business
Ron
Thanks alot very good site . Scott
