just found a supplier for pitman arms for 67 fury

[GPayment]

Greetings all!
I have been looking for a supplier for pitman arms for my 67 sportfury. Found a u.s. Based company called Rareparts.com. and thought to pass it on. While I am happy to find this supplier, I am frustrated by the mopar parts companies that consider only A and B bodies commercially viable!

 

[67-Fury]

We Know.

 

[1978 NYB]

Thanks for letting us know anyways.

 

[John A]

Ask them where those pitman arms are made. These pitman arms still pop up on E bay in Moog or TRW every so often. John.

 

[GPayment]

thanks for the feedback.

 

[Carl K]

Glad to hear RareParts has bits for our C-bodies. I discovered them when I needed some unique Ford Falcon parts ('63/'64 V8 power steering tie rod ends).

As far as I know, they are USA made parts: "Rare Parts is committed to providing American-made parts and designs and manufactures obsolete and current parts for virtually any application."

 

[GPayment]

Glad to hear RareParts has bits for our C-bodies. I discovered them when I needed some unique Ford Falcon parts ('63/'64 V8 power steering tie rod ends).

As far as I know, they are USA made parts: "Rare Parts is committed to providing American-made parts and designs and manufactures obsolete and current parts for virtually any application."

Yup! I was very glad to find them because I couldn't locate a new pitman arm relatively quickly here in Manitoba.

 

[GPayment]

alas... I received the pitman arm and though it works , I was disappointed to see it was stamped as made offshore. This disappoints me in so many ways! All the many men and women who used to take pride in building things in Canada and the U.S. continue to be replaced by cheap labour and the drive for corporate profit, what a deplorable state of affairs!

 

[mr. fix it]

can you put a link directly into the rare parts site?
their site is like falling into the rabbit hole in Alice in Wonderland..

 

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