Best source for Restoration parts?

• My resto picture page last updated March 16

Try Dennis Carpenter. They have some perfect resto stuff.

jb

You might want to look at e-bay. They have all kinds of parts and gauges too, ie proof meters, temp, oil, amp and volt guages etc.

I hate to be the old SOB that brings this up, but there ain't no such thing as a "fast track restoration". A restoration is just that, some guys spend hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars on a true restoration. Thousands of others spend a hundred bucks and call it a restoration, when it ain't nothin but a fix up with a new paint job. Then there all of us in between. There are no reproduced parts on a restoration, but they can be used to fix up a tractor really nice. You can find all the parts you need just over to the left under "tractor parts" and support the site.
I don't restore em, but I do like to fix em up purty, make em run real nice and shift sos smooth.

I don't want to get into the discussion of how fast a "restoration" can be done, but I do agree there is a difference between a true restoration and fixing them to look pretty (and more or less "right") and run well.

Maybe a good term for that is "refurbish". So far my family and I have been much more interested in refurbishing because we still plan to use the machines. Restorations, I assume, will mostly be show pieces.

Soundguy