Posted by Mark (IP: 204.181.93.92) on April 08, 1999 at 21:43:48:
In Reply to: here's another for fiberglass posted by Comick on April 08, 1999 at 01:06:07:
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: : : Got any others that you think are good? At least for Mav's and Comets?
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: : Here are a few others. I've been doing mostly research at this point, since the Comet has hardly needed anything beyond routine service parts like plugs, air filters, etc. So far, whatever non service items, such as a power steering pump and hoses (which I changed last summer) were still commonly available in regular auto parts stores. I did opt for Auto Krafter's for the power cylinder hoses, though they were also available locally, since they were cheapest. I'm sure this will eventually change as time goes by, which is why I'm compiling lists now.
: : 1. http://www.krem-enterprises.com/ (Krem Enterprises). Does custom driveline and engine work, and restoration/reproduction of uncommon or obsolete parts.
: : 2. http://www.autopartsfinder.com/ (Web browser based parts locater service)
: : 3. http://www.rareparts.com/ (Rare Parts, Inc.). Advertises to stock steering and suspension parts for ALL makes and ALL years from 1930 to the present.
: : 4. http://ssnake-oyl.com/ (Ssnake Oyl) Yes, that's what they call themselves! Phone: 903-769-4555
: : Ssnake Oyl is the company that will refurbish your original seat belts. You send in your original seat belts, and they'll repair them as you request.
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: : For those interested in seat belts, I've found a few other interesting Web pages as well. Hope people find these sites useful!
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: Haven't worked with them before.
: http://www.up22.com/
If ya'll have any more, email them to me. I'm trying to start a resource web page.