I agree. I have a 1970 Dodge 4-wheel drive pickup and except for engine parts
(which are pretty common across a lot of Chrysler products) I can't get anything
for it! The only body panel I can get is the rockers, I can't find a heater
core, etc. I have a much easier time finding parts for my MGs and TR6s.
Kevin Brown '64 MGB '71 MGB (soon to be V8) '74 TR6 '76 TR6
Odessa, MO
Paul Schneider wrote:
> I just sold my '65 Rambler American (being born in Kenosha, I think I have a
> genetic predisposition to AMC products). Getting parts was difficult. Few
> aftermarket replacements were available. Many had to be NOS from a few US
> suppliers. Hurray for the big three Triumph parts suppliers. I may not
> always like their pricing or quality, but at least you can get the parts.
>
> I stopped by my local NAPA store on the way home. Great guys, they always
> dig to find my old car parts. On the back shelf, they had a BECK ARNLEY
> parts catalog. There is supposedly one in every NAPA store. BECK ARNLEY
> sells import car parts. It had quite a section on Triumph parts (brake
> parts, ignition, engine, etc.), from 2's through 7's. A lot of gaps and I
> am unsure on pricing, but it may be a local source of parts for a quick fix.
> No financial interest, bla bla bla.
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