Old Truck Parts! (vehicle, best, purchase, motor)

[Rance]

Here's the scoop. I have recently purchased a 1938 Plymouth Pickup. I'm going to need some minor interior parts and pieces. Anyone out there know of a website or older parts dealers that might have some older Plymouth stuff? Dm me or post suggestion here. Thanks folks...

[Crew Chief]

AWESOME pick-em-up, Rance!!! (I'm envious) Probably the best source for pretty much ANYTHING related to classic, antique and pretty much any other kind of vehicle is "Hemmings Motor News" On newsstands, it's a THICK, (brown-covered paper) monthly magazine. And I'm sure they have a website as well. Hemmings has TONS of ads for everything antique automotive-related. Cars & PArts is also another good source. Best of luck and keep us posted on your progress!

[Donn2390]

Originally Posted by Rance

Here's the scoop. I have recently purchased a 1938 Plymouth Pickup. I'm going to need some minor interior parts and pieces. Anyone out there know of a website or older parts dealers that might have some older Plymouth stuff? Dm me or post suggestion here. Thanks folks...

I am into classic cars and trucks, and am a member of "Antique Automobile Club of America". It is a web site devoted to that interest. You canlearn a lot, everyone on the site is into antique vehicles... Take a peek, join the site and learn... Have fun..
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[muleskinner]

AWESOME TRUCK I know a lot of folks poo poo the idea,but I use Ebay for most of my projects and so far,so good

[Rance]

Never occured to check Hemmings. I'll give that a once over. I'll pay a visit to the AAC of ADF and see if anyone there is into the older Plymouths.
After all the scams many of my ex-model T club members went through on EBAY...I don't believe I'll ever have the cahonna's to deal through that site...but thanks!

Thanks guy's...I have a place to start.

Rance