Early Bronco Parts

[Fry]

Do you guys have a favorite parts vendor? I mean is there that big of a difference between Jeff’s , Tom’s , or wild horse 4x4? Just thought I’d get some opinions on the matter.

 

[SeaVee]

All are good, Dennis Carpenter seems to be the best for sheet metal, trim, etc. I’ve ordered some stuff like described above from the vendors mentioned and it comes from them in DC packaging.
I haven’t had good luck with CJ Pony Parts, but that might be me. Also depends on your location, shipping can get expensive

 

[904Bronco]

I have used most of them and had good (mostly) and bad (few) experiences. As said, it depends what you need and where you live. Being on the Left Coast, great experiences with WH's and Tom's, and shipping isn't too bad.
Dennis Carpenter, Graveyard, LMC for my 79 Bronco. Shipping can be a challenge price wise, sometimes I question the Vendor's policy on shipping when the part costs less than the shipping and there are no other options. (WH's has been good to work with, if I am not in a hurry, they will look at all options available to them and quote prices. Usually, there isn't much in the way of savings)
Sometimes there is only one Vendor that has the part you need and you just have to accept the pricing.
Nick at Northeast Classic Ford parts is great if you need a factory piece and he has extensive knowledge.

It is good to compare pricing and shipping, and if the part is in stock to help with your decisions. Some sites don't have any reference to the part being available or when it will be. Sometimes it is good to give them a call and talk to a salesperson...

 

[m_m70]

I deal mostly with Wild Horses and Toms because I'm in CA and they get my parts out usually the same day if I order in the morning. ALWAYS check shipping cost! When ordering online the cost are auto generated and usually high. Call the vendor when this happens. They will work with you on this.

Also, a lot of parts for these trucks aren't specific and easily purchased from local Napa or other parts houses for less and no shipping.

 

[bronco1017]

Northeast Classic Ford Parts is a good company to deal with. Shipping costs vary greatly depending on your location and what you are having shipped.