A-body dodge parts

[Stacked440]

I've looked around a bit on the internet only to find that A-body parts are harder to find than E-body...anyone know any shops that specialize in A-body 70-74?

[69bronzeT5]

Whoever said A-body parts are easy to find was wrong! I can't even find stinkin' front fender trim for my '73 Duster.

['Cuda Hunter]

I assume that you are both members over on this site.    http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/forumdisplay.php?f=41

I have needed several a body parts, posted  in the wanted section and have found everything I need, eventually. 

Here is the forums home. The other is the parts page.

http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/

[69bronzeT5]

Yep, I'm a member on that site. I mean like trying to find parts locally...it's hard.

['Cuda Hunter]

I don't know of anything local either.  There a  few junk yards but they are 200 miles away from me.
  These cars are disappearing.

[moparmaniac59]

Don't know if you guys have seen the new AMD catalog. They now make a ton of "A" body parts. They don't carry trim pieces, but a ton of body parts previously unavailable except from a donar car. They also carry chrome bumpers and glass!! You can call them direct at (866) 591-8309 or visit their website at  www.autometaldirect.com. Hope this helps some!


                                                   Matt B.

[torredcuda]

Not as hard to find used parts as e-body and not nearly as pricy  but until AMD there were not a lot of repro parts available.I had a 3 year search to find a tinted 1/4 glass for my `69 Barracuda coupe!

[AARCUDADEN]

Trying to find parts for a-bodys is like trying to find a needle in a haystack. Now that i own one i've found it harder than when i was looking for parts for my Cuda. I remember when thats all i ever saw in the bone yards a few years ago.

[Stacked440]

I would imagine getting parts for a demon with a factory sun roof would be difficult...