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JudgeJosephDredd

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I've been looking at my list of things I need for my 1970 project. Not a lot of classic mustangs in the few pick and pull yards here, is there a preferred website for OEM parts? Summit/Jegs are good for a few things but I'm having trouble finding random parts (i.e. window cranks, weather seals for door windows, whatever the part is that sandwiches the window as it rolls up, etc.) Rock Auto was a find but wanted $72 to ship a $30 shock tower brace so I'm pretty much done with that website. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

 

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Im certainly no expert, but I like CJ Pony Parts. You can sometimes find good deals on Ebay, depending on the part.

 

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I've been looking at their stuff and most of it is Scott Drake; heard mixed reviews about their quality.

 

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Mustangs unlimited is another one. I have bought several parts on CJ that werent Scott Drake, but I suppose it depends on what you are looking for.

 

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will be trying this sex one when I can find it

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JudgeJosephDredd said:

but wanted $72 to ship a $30 shock tower brace

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Ouch.
Welcome to my life, shipping to here also hurts its so expensive.
As far as Scott Drake goes, were lucky anything is available for our ole cars.
I shop CJ, M. Unlimited, Paddock, Cal. M., M. Depot. and I pay the outrageous shipping.

 

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Yeah I'm thinking about CJ Pony, price might be a little more but shipping is free after a certain amount.

Second question: is there any part number break down online somewhere? I just got my Haynes in the mail yesterday and not what I expected. Not home to post a picture but I know I'm missing the piece under the bumper (not the brackets). I'm pretty sure the front splitter attaches to it but not sure what it would be called. I'll post a picture later tonight to clarify.

Edit: I believe it is called the front valance?

 

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JudgeJosephDredd said:

I've been looking at my list of things I need for my 1970 project. Not a lot of classic mustangs in the few pick and pull yards here, is there a preferred website for OEM parts? Summit/Jegs are good for a few things but I'm having trouble finding random parts (i.e. window cranks, weather seals for door windows, whatever the part is that sandwiches the window as it rolls up, etc.) Rock Auto was a find but wanted $72 to ship a $30 shock tower brace so I'm pretty much done with that website. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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Hi u/JudgeJosephDredd - We're actually currently running a 10% sale at CJ's if that helps! Don't hesitate to shoot me a private message if you have any questions about ordering from us - we're happy to help!

Thanks,
Chris

 

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I found this place the other day.

https://prestigemustang.com

The site has some of their inventory listed, but I would give them a call if you dont see what you are looking for.

 

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Thanks for the suggestions. I ended up ordering some basic stuff from summit. Most importantly, it's the first step in a journey of 1000 miles.