@mobileparts , I will readily admit that I am not well-versed in pre-'66 Chrysler front end components, not nearly to the extent you might be. BUT I always encourage the use of
RockAuto.com catalogs for the purpose I mentioned. "See what's available and at what cost", rather than just starting to look locally and perceive "that's all there is" (at least to the local outlets).
My last paragraph starts with "Considering your location", which is WA, across the country from your location in NY, shopping local can be a considered option. Once "what's available" has been determined via RockAuto catalogs. No more, no less. I also said "Aim for Moog", not knowing their coverage on the older models. Then, "Aim" lower to what is available if Moog is not covering those particular items any more, as needed.
Here's my "due diligence" shopping method:
1) Check the
RockAuto.com catalogs to see what's available and at what costs.
2) Check the local auto supply chain store website to see what they have in house or what they can order. Compare prices and brands, too. Always looking for OEM-level parts rather than house-brand items, when possible.
3) Then also check the manufacturer's website for "Where Sold". As I found out recently, that local store might have access to the part via their main warehouse, so use this for a physical check reference.
4) With all of the above data known, THEN other, more niche, vendors can be considered. Which, of course, would have included
@mobileparts . Had the OP only have been a few hours drive from your NY location,
@mobileparts could easily have been his "best choice" vendor, rather than the WA location in the profile.
Enjoy!
CBODY67
