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Location: Valley Forge, Pa. | I like looking through Collector Auto Supply when someone is looking for a part. Although they are expensive, they seem to have a nice selection. This is what they show for wheel studs for 1960 Dodge. I guess these #s are interchangable?
"D 1933-54[many] & 1955-63 with 11" brakes - R whl. stud #603211, 606662, 2260162 - Part # 687901 $16"
"D 1933-54[many] & 1955-63 with 11" brakes - L whl. stud #603212, 606663, 2260163 - Part # 687902 $22" |
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| I have some of the pre 1962 Mopar wheel studs -- righties -- and lefties -- and a whoooooooooooole lot cheaper than that!!!!!!!
And tons more for these cars -- being from Valley Forge, Pa. -- you must have seen my spread @ Chryslers @ Carlisle, eh?
You are welcome to call me -- Craig @ Mobile Parts -- 516 - 485 - 1935.... Long Island, New York.....
Just picked up a massive load of N.O.S. ++ ASBESTOS ++ Brake Shoes !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Location: Valley Forge, Pa. | Yeah, I actually wasn't suggesting anyone buy at those prices unless they simply aren't available? I just thought it was interesting all the part #s they gave for them that might help someone looking.
Haven't been to Carlisle in years but this coming Chrysler event looks like the one I MUST attend.
With all the ?s about where to find brake shoes, hopefully, you'll do well with those. I just tried to sell a set of factory relined NOS asbestos shoes but no takers. Not sure if I was asking too much or are people concerned about the asbestos? I use asbestos shoes, I just make sure I tell the mechanics when I get my car inspected and be a little more cautious if I mess with them.
I am looking for 5 Lf. studs & nuts, if you have some? What type of parts do you specialize in?
Later,
Karl. |
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