1929 Fordor Leatherback Wood

[roblesterjr04]

Does anybody know of a wood supplier other than Fordwood? They're backlogged and it could be almost a year before I get the wood parts I need. I don't even need new wood, I really just need some solid pieces. Mostly the roof and a pillar or two.

[BRENT in 10-uh-C]

Originally Posted by roblesterjr04

Does anybody know of a wood supplier other than Fordwood? They're backlogged and it could be almost a year before I get the wood parts I need. I don't even need new wood, I really just need some solid pieces. Mostly the roof and a pillar or two.

Have you considered making the items you need yourself? Find a sawmill for your stock, and use some basic wood tools to replicate what you need.

[roblesterjr04]

We're not very good at sculpting wooden parts, and unfortunately, my dad threw out the old wood.

He received a wood kit from macs, pulled off the old pieces, tossed em in the bin, opened the new kit, realized it was wrong, sent it back .. its a huge mess, and now we have no roof, and a broken A pillar.

[1930artdeco]

There is a model a wood supplier in AZ, 'A wood bros.?' I will check when I get home if you want.

Mike

[1931 flamingo]

Any AMISH near you in PA??
Paul in CT

[1930artdeco]

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Hi Rob,

Try these guys,

Brothers A wood
Steve:480-620-3263
Brian:480-748-9591

I have not used them but they come recommended by Dan Gambill of the T.S. club.

Mike