Mopar flathead vlave sources?

[Bugman]

Awhile ago, I toasted some valves in my '55 Plymouth 230. So, I need some new ones. Are there any sources out there other than Kanter? What about conversions to a cheaper, more common valve? Anything I can retrofit? Thanks. Have a nice day.

-Jeff

[Uncle Pancakes]

I've been told that the Mopar flat sixes were used in forklifts for years and that you could get damn near anything for them from forklift supply/repair places. Hope this helps, oh yeah and try a company called Ply-Do too....Or Egge machine..

[Machinos]

Try Vintage Power Wagons, or www.oldmoparts.com (http://www.oldmoparts.com)

There's also a bunch of resource links on www.p15-d24.com (http://www.p15-d24.com)

[Luckypabst]

Had ZERO trouble getting all parts (except the water tube) from a local machine shop. They even got the water tube after some searching. Even the better parts stores should be able to get valves.

Chris

[Max Gearhead]

Hey Jeff, stop at some old farm implement dealerships or repair shops. A lot of Mopar flat sixes were used in all kinds of farm machinery. My brother in law got many parts for his 37 Plymouth flat six some years back at a New Holland dealership. Maybe you could check at that big farm implement salvage place on Hwy. 14 near Evansville. Hope this helps.
Max

[waterboy]

Nappa,[find the old guy who will look in the book.....