The Ford Barn

emf · 10-10-2018, 08:50 PM

I'm in Hershey this week shopping and ran across Obsolete Ford Parts from Oklahoma City. They have a huge inventory down here and the staff seems knowledgeable. Anyway, I wanted to buy a new set of fender skirts for my newly acquired 54 Crestline Convertible. He had a new pair made by a company called Kim (I think) and the price was reasonable, given the fact that all they need is paint. I questioned these as being correct, since they are over 6 inches tall. I was expecting a pair in the neighborhood of 3" tall. I bought them anyway and later found a car with the correct skirts that were the 3" versions. Ten minutes later, I found another set of the 3" skirts and bought those for the car. When I returned the 6" skirts to Obsolete, they gave me a full refund, no questions asked. Stand-up guys... I then bought about $200 of additional parts from them without hesitation. I will buy from them again.

Frank

10-10-2018, 08:50 PM	#1
emf Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Hudson, NY Posts: 580	Kudos to Obsolete Ford Parts I'm in Hershey this week shopping and ran across Obsolete Ford Parts from Oklahoma City. They have a huge inventory down here and the staff seems knowledgeable. Anyway, I wanted to buy a new set of fender skirts for my newly acquired 54 Crestline Convertible. He had a new pair made by a company called Kim (I think) and the price was reasonable, given the fact that all they need is paint. I questioned these as being correct, since they are over 6 inches tall. I was expecting a pair in the neighborhood of 3" tall. I bought them anyway and later found a car with the correct skirts that were the 3" versions. Ten minutes later, I found another set of the 3" skirts and bought those for the car. When I returned the 6" skirts to Obsolete, they gave me a full refund, no questions asked. Stand-up guys... I then bought about $200 of additional parts from them without hesitation. I will buy from them again. Frank