Plymouth Owners Club

Hi,
I was looking for a source for King Pins and Spring Hangers for my 30-U. Does anyone know a good place to look?

Thanks,
Cory

Did You try Kanter?
send You an e-mail with my adress list
greetings ! Go

Didn?t find Your email adress, here is my list
(sorry, boring for the others)

Monthly Hemmings motor news ( www.hemmings.com) is the most valuable help  in finding sources.

Try Andy Bernbaum?s, don?t know if they have Your parts on hand, but they have a lot of Mopar stuff! Very fast service and very friendly and reliable people! I never had problems with them in all these years, but others had when sending back unuseful parts.

Bernbaum?s auto parts   315 Franklin Street
Newton, MASS.  02158
Phone   + 617- 244- 1118         FAX   + 617- 244- 1164

You can also try Roberts or Pro Antique - got nice, fast service for a few placed orders from both:

Roberts ,  17 Prospect Street
West Newbury, MASS. 01985     
Phone (978) 363- 5407     www.robertsmotorparts.com

Pro antique Auto Parts,  50 King Spring Road,
Windsor Locks, CT 06096
Phone (860)- 623-8274   FAX (860) 627- 8061

The biggest seems to be Kanter, because it was very difficult to get a competent Clerk. Parts for my 1951 were good, minus one pair of too big exentric front end bushings, which would have been taken back by them. They had no advice on correct bushings and I preferred to  have them milled down to fit here in Germany

Kanter,   76 Monroe Street
Boonton,   NJ  07005
Phone: 973-334-9575   FAX 973-334-5423   www. kanter.com

Prices are high everywhere, all have good catalogs.

I have no own experience with the following:

(from Bill Ward): ?For whatever it is worth, my opinion is that the two best parts suppliers out there are:

NEIL RIDDLE -  (206) 285-6534 -  

Neil is a pleasure to work with and often has stuff that nobody else has.  He works hard to keep his stock fresh and he always has something new.  Neil doesn't have a website but I've never had any problem reaching him by email or by phone. ?

TONY CIPPONERI usually  recommends:

?TRY G & G MOPARS AT 909 825 1231 OR FAX THEM AT 909 825 0307?
Tod Fitch recommends:
  ?Antique Auto Parts Cellar has the heat riser stuff. The also do business as Then and Now Automotive.

Antique Auto Parts Cellar
PO Box 3 (6 Chauncy Street)
Weymouth , MA 02190
Telephone: 1-781-335-1579
Fax: 1-781-335-1925
email:
www.then-now.com/

Restoration Specialties & Supply (www.restorationspecialities.com) 814 467-9842 . They have an online catalogue.

Tod fitch informed on this company move:
Quote (Jim Benjaminson @ Aug. 22 2005,17:39)
Try Restoration Supply Company, 2060 Palisade Drive, Reno, NV 89509 775-825-5663  E mail is

They were purchased and moved. The new contact information is:

Restoration Supply Company
15182-B Highland Valley Rd.
Escondido, California 92025
Telephone: 1-760-741-4014
Fax: 1-760-739-8843
email:
www.restorationstuff.com

Steele Rubber Steele Rubber products 800.544.8665 or www.steelerubber.com 

John Davies recommends these guys for carpets

http://www.stockinteriors.com/CutSewnCarpet.asp?Itemid=7464&MakeId=22&ModelId=547

Vintage Power Wagons have a web site. As engines are the same, You may get parts from Vintage Power Wagon:

http://www.vintagepowerwagons.com/products/featured-parts.htm

Moore's Auto Salvage is another place for good used body parts and trim in Rapid City,SD   05-348-4926

Wildcat Wrecking Yard in Oregon deals only in MOPARS

Tires:    Jim Benjaminson?s  Tires
   Kelsey Tires, Universal Tires, Coker Tires,
   Germany: MOR M?nchener Oldtimer Reifen

Good Luck! Go

Thanks for the info...I have found a King Pin set (and even a rear pinion seal). I'm still looking for the Spring hanger pins and now for some outer axel seals. The project is coming along nicely.

There is a fellow that advertises in the Plymouth Bulletin that makes new rear axle seals (modern seals in a billet stock machined holder) for early Plymouths. I believe that he is located in the Pacific Northwest. If you are a member of the national club, look in a recent issue. If not, I'll try to remember to look it up tonight when I get home.

As for suspension parts, Rare Parts in Stockton, California is a good bet. If they don't have the spring hanger pins they can make new ones based on your old part. Once they do that they add it to the list of parts they will sell to anyone. Net result is the next guy (or girl) that comes a long and needs the part will be able to get it. Believe it or not, they manufacture and sell the steering drag link for my 1933.

Thanks again for the info...If you could supply me with the contact info for the fellow who makes new rear axle seals that would be much appreciated.

From the July-August 2006 Plymouth Bulletin classified ad section:

"Axle seals, rear outer reproduced from billet stock with modern nitrile sealing compond for Ply 1928-29 Q, U; 30-U; 31-32 PA, PB, Dod 20-33, DeS 28-35, Chry 30-37. . ."
Larry Cheqsidden
6826 S.E. Stark St.
Portland, OR 97215.
If calling, please leave a message after 7:00 PM Pacific Time: 1-503-253-8941

Thanks for all the information...I received my King Pins and seals. Things are going back together now. My dad fixed up the original Spring Hanger pins and they fit perfect. I'm on the lookout for a rad shell. The one we have is in pretty rough condition. Does anyone happen to have one for a '30?

Thanks...