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    Car Year, Make, Model: Ford 5.0L '31 A Brookville Roadster
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    My favorites and in this order are:

    Snyders - http://www.snydersantiqueauto.com/modelaparts (Good all around, you talk to the owner if you call)

    Brattons - http://www.brattons.com/ (You need to request a catalog as they keep missing their deadline for an on-line version

    Mac's - http://www.macsautoparts.com/ (They supply many of the parts to other Model A suppliers)

    LeBaron-Bonney - http://www.lebaronbonney.com/ (Slow shipping tho good quality stuff)

    Their prices are all about the same, though if you have a roadster, LeBaron-Bonney top irons are much cheaper and are most likely made by Girtz as are everyone elses.

    As the owner of a Brookville '30-'31, I can unequivocably state that they rank at the very bottom in quality and customer service.

    None of these parts are particularly cheap - but working on older cars where they are no longer mainstream, and have a limited parts turnover vs a good inventory can be expensive - simple economics. If you aren't willing to spend a few bucks for an "old car", sell it to someone that cares, buy a new(er) car from a dealer then trade it in when it gets worn out or you get tired of it, for another one.
    Dave

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    I have ordered many parts from

    http://www.vintage-ford.com/

    their website is pretty good, but you can get a free catalog from them that is huge and jam packed with parts and pictures. I usually find the part in the catalog and order it online.
    Go Hokies!!!!!! ACC CHAMPS '04,'07,'08
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