Is there any other parts places besides Year One that anyone knows of? Out West?

[Taina]

Looking for parts places closer to California.  I have used Year One before. 

[Cuda Cody]

We have a good deal set up with Dave at Roseville Moparts.  @MoparDave is one of the biggest Mopar dealers for restoration parts and he runs the place.  He takes care of us members REALLY well.  Just tell him you're with the E-Bodies.org group and I can assure you he'll give you a great prices.  He ships out of Detroit.

Someone might know of something closer to you.  I think Classic Industries is down in your area.  They have some really high prices so wait for a discount coupon.  I can post one next time I get one.  They seem to send them to me each week.   

[autoxcuda]

Classic Industries

Mr Moparts

The Mopar Shop (near fresno)

All of these places listed below are scheduled to come to Spring Fling in Van Nuys and you can pre order parts and save shipping.

Links Sponsors

www.autowebworx.com
www.herbsparts.com
www.justdashes.com
www.laysons.com
www.mrmoparts.com
www.stephensperformance.com
www.ttiexhaust.com

Midway

www.calcarcover.com
www.chryslerpower.com
www.franbishopracing.com
www.gearvendors.com
www.glendorachryslerjeepdodge.com
www.hagerty.com
www.legendaryautointeriors.com
www.moparcollectorsguide.com
www.motechperformance.com
www.themoparshop.com
www.viaumotorsports.com
www.westcoastmopar.net

[MoparDave]

what all are you looking for ??

[anlauto]

I agree...it would depend on what you're looking for. For small parts I would rather pay a little more for shipping knowing I'm dealing with people who know what they're talking about. Most often time the big box stores haven't really got a clue.

It's usually the ma & pa places that were born out of MOPAR enthusiasts. Places like Roseville, Herbs, MegaParts, etc...

[fc7cuda]

I agree with others, depends on what you need and if you're after "correctness" and quality, or just cheap.  Choose your vendor source carefully. 

Tom

[303 Mopar]

Your first call for any standard stock parts should be to @MoparDave.  Mancini, Summit, PST, TTI and Hotchkis have most aftermarket parts you will need.  I never buy from YearOne because they are just an overpriced distributor IMO.

[ec_co]

Your first call for any standard stock parts should be to @MoparDave.  Mancini, Summit, PST, TTI and Hotchkis have most aftermarket parts you will need.  I never buy from YearOne because they are just an overpriced distributor IMO.

100% agree!  the only thing Y1 seems good for is the M&H wiring harness since they have exclusive rights to distribute

[anlauto]

100% agree!  the only thing Y1 seems good for is the M&H wiring harness since they have exclusive rights to distribute

You can get some M&H wire harnesses from Jamie at Mega Parts

[HP_Cuda]

Ahh you are from my neck of the woods.

As everyone has stated Dave from Roseville is great but if you need a part in short order you can use RPS out of Hayward!
http://restorationpartssource.com/