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We are updating the Parts & Services Directory for the website upgrade. Chris Diekmann has done a great job in refreshing the information. There are a lot of listings that are no longer in business. If you can offer some suggestions for these missing services and supplies, please reply with:

Business Name

Contact info or website

We are currently in need of help on these listings:

Electrical – Distributor – Ignition components

Electrical – Distributor – Ignition points

Engine Parts – Spark plugs (NOS)

Dash Instruments – Instrument faces

Wheels, Rims, etc. – Wood wheels, repair & new

Upholstery Supplies – Upholstery trim fasteners

Chassis – Webbing material

Paint – Running gear

Upholstery Supplies – Upholstery trim fasteners

Radiator & Cooling – Radiator repair

Fabrication – Parts fabrication

Electrical – Starter and generator parts

Radiator & Cooling – Radiator repair

Horn & Lights – Headlight lenses

Glass – Window/Windshield

Horn & Lights – Horn Repair

Horn & Lights – Headlight lenses

Wheels, Rims, etc. – Wood wheels, repair

Mascots – Archers

Upholstery Supplies – Carpeting

Upholstery Supplies – Leather

Upholstery Supplies – Upholstery Material

THANK YOU!

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For electrical parts (though not Pierce specific):

The Brillman Company brillman.com 2328 Pepper Road Mt. Jackson Va 22842

888-2745562

For top hardware, including specialty fasteners, mainly earlier tops:

Antique Auto Top Hardware Company, 30688 S. Marian St. Molalla Or 97038

503-8245888 antiqueautotophardware.com

For specialty zippers for tops:

Custom Zips customzips.com 203-8661540

P.O. Box 1200 South Norwalk Connecticut

For leather, I’ve been using the following company, they only sell wholesale but I was able to get my name on the list, if anyone needs help buying leather I’ll be glad to assist:

Coast to Coast Leather coast2coastleather.com

two locations, NJ and NC; 732-5258877 is NJ office

1 Crossman Road Sayreville NJ

It’s a shame, I have two local businesses, small shops, but they don’t do stuff through the mail. One is an old time radiator shop, repairs radiators and gas tanks and does a great job. Another is a one-man shop which repairs old starters and generators, as good as it gets and very reasonable, the last starter and generator I brought him were off my ’38 Packard Super 8, complete rebuild of both a little over $200. I’d be glad to be the middle man if anyone wants either service.

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David is right, both of these guys are top shelf, and very old school. If you don’t have anyone local, take David up on his offer.

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Have some Brillman parts in my car and they work fine.

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Thanks David! Will add them to the list.

Anyone else that has something to pass along on these or other suppliers, now is the time!!!

Let’s help each other!

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For radiator repair I can recommend:

Elburn Radiator and Repair

1 South First Street, P.O. Box 928

Elburn, IL 60119

Bert Veldhuizen, Owner

630/365-5800

I met Bert through the late Scott Stastny, and he cleaned tested and painted the radiator in my 1933. He has a very up to date shop, and seems to have quite a reputation in the antique car field. When I came to pick up my radiator, he showed me a Rickenbacker radiator he was rebuilding for a customer. He’s also involved with the local Studebaker Club in the Chicago area.

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Upholstery Material: I think Bill Hirsch is still the place for wool broadcloth upholstery material (LeBaron Bonney is gone).

Upholstery supplies- trim fasteners

Restoration Specialties, restoration specialties.com (+window channel and weatherstrip):

Restoration Supply restorationstuff.com (+fittings, hardware, electrical)

If there isn’t a category for this, I would consider adding one for McMaster Carr for general materials and tools for fabrication and repair. They are the go to place for samll orders of a wide range of metals, such as sheet metal, tubing, extrusions, fasteners, etc.

Instruments: K-S hydrostatic gas gauge fluid: Macs Auto Parts (Ford supplier)

I understand (second hand) that Classic and Exotic is in the process of closing its doors.

Upholstery supplies – seat springs: Snyders Ford parts advertise they will make custom seat springs to order (they have been making Ford springs for years). I did not use them personally, as they do not fabricate Marshall coil seat spring units as used in ’30’s Pierce, but if you have nothing they are a possibility.

I obtained standardized Marshall coil spring units from upholster.com, but they require a lot of modifications to adapt them and may not rise to the level of including them as a source. They are a good source for general upholstery supplies such as hog rings.

Jim

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Thanks James! I will get these organized and added!

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Hi Liz , for wood spoke wheels.

Stutzman’s in Cadiz Ohio. I don’t have address or phone numbers..

This is an Amish business, so no website..

Greg Long

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I understand that Classic & Exotic is being taken over by a former employee (Tim), and is now called Straight Eight.

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Bob is correct on Straight Eight, I do a fair amount of business with them, none better.

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Stutzman Wheel Shop

Noah Stutzman

phone: 330-897-1391

Mail:

33656 County Rd. 12

Baltic, OH 43804

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