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I received a Parts and Accessories catalog from Classic Industries in the mail today.  I called this number a few weeks back for the free catalog.  The number is 1-800-854-1280.  http://www.classicindustries.com .  This is a great catalog that is over 600 pages and covers 1947 - 2001 Chevy and GMC's.  Tons of stuff in this catalog.  Some of it kind of expensive, but to someone who is restoring a truck, this would be a great source for parts.  It has a price of ?.00 of the catalog, but it didn't cost me anything.  The website has a catalog request form, but it asks for a credit card number.  If you call the 1-800 number, they may still be offering a free one.  

 

(Edited by MountaineerTom 99Z71 at 3:08 pm on June 25, 2001)

76BBSub Enthusiast

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Tom, have you bought anything from them yet?  I guess not if you just got the catalog....I got that one a few weeks ago too, very comprehensive.  Haven't ordered anything from them yet, just wondering how their service is.

The only catalog I've ordered Suburban parts from is LMC, and they had good service.  I even had a return, which they processed with no problem.

I also get Year One's truck parts catalog, JC Whitney, Cheyenne Pickup Parts, The Paddock truck parts catalog, Harmon's Classic Chevrolet ('47-'80) and a ton of Corvette parts catalogs.

Maybe I should put together a catalog contact list for the Tech Pages...

Jeff

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Jeff,

I havn't ordered anything from them yet.  I was looking through it this evening and it had a few things I could use if I still had my '91 though.  

The catalog contact list sounds like a good idea!

76BBSub Enthusiast

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OK, once I get back from traveling for the next couple of weeks, consider it done...I've already got most of them in the same stack anyway, I'll just pull em out and make the list.

Jeff

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