I was on the hunt for a 32 Ford Model B spider gear and the only place I could find it was these guys. They seem to stock some hard to find stuff. Hope this helps someone out there.
I found out about them and checked out the shop, and yes they have everything! Glad to have a place like them so close also. I also noticed alot of their stuff is OEM which is nice also. Sent from my iPhone using TJJ
Wow, I had no idea that place was even there. Thanks for sharing... now I have a place I can drive to to get stuff!
Stacy is good people! Always willing to help on a project. He has way more buildings full of parts. Bart
Regret that we didn't stopp by him, when we drove through two years ago! But next time we go to TX i will .............................. Taildragger&fenderless
Just watched the You Tube clip. Man, that is incredible! 9 warehouses, no computer, everything catalogued - in his head! Gonna make sure I go there in 2013 when I come over for the Round Up.
He's been featured on the HAMB and he's a real stand up fella! The video on his place is awesome! <iframe width="420" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/VadAcb94GZE" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
I had a steering column I picked up from a swap meet, not quite sure what it came out of. Walked in with the turn signal switch, barley got the words out and he said follow me. We walked to the Chevy section and pulled out an NOS switch..... Cool Guy.
Yea my neighbor grew up with him and they are still good friends. Stacy is always hanging out next door. I had to help them with a refrigerator once!
I went by and saw some of the new stuff he has. OMG!, NOS shoebox coupe quarters, 49 merc, must have had 50 Edsel trunks. It was mind blowing. If you need something, there are 2 people to call............ "Flat Top Bob" and "Stacy Brown".
It's weird, I've tried him three times and he wasn't able to come up with the parts. I always got a "we'll call you when we find something" and then nothing. I won't put it on him though, probably just bad luck.
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