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I am a newby on this Forum so if this is already common knowledge please forgive me.<P>In casting about on the internet I discovered an on line electronic catalog that lists parts back to 1928. <P>It has a test drive button that allows you to research part numbers without having to register and you can also register for free.<P>If you do register, it allows you to specify the manufacturers you would like to see data from.<P>All in all a pretty neat research tool. grin.gif" border="0<P>Now I can go to my Jobber and tell him I need part XXX from supplier YYY even if he does not list it in the books he has. smile.gif" border="0

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One site that seems to be moderately useful for those people with 1940s and 1950s Plymouths is <A HREF="http://www.partsvoice.com/" TARGET=_blank>http://www.partsvoice.com/</A> <P>It may also be useful for other makes and years too.<P>From the description in the original posting, I don't believe that this is the site he is refering to.<p>[ 07-22-2002: Message edited by: ply33 ]

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