Ford Restoration Parts

The Ford history starts in 1903. Between 1903 and 1908 Ford built cars in a small scale. All were named after the 19 first letters in the alphabet. The first car was the Ford A. 1927 the name turns up again and now as the Ford A that the whole world was waiting for. If the time ever can run out on Ford it did run out of the Model T 1927. Fords competitors on the market was 1927 offering modern more powerful cars than the Ford Model T could match. On May 1927 all Ford plants across USA closed down while the Ford Company constructed and retooled for the new Model A.

 

 

In the early 1960's, Dennis Carpenter began restoring his 1940 Ford Deluxe Convertible and found that certain restoration parts were extremely difficult to find... especially the plastic dash knobs and dash parts.

 

As a hobby, Dennis began experimenting with plastic epoxies, and after a period of time was able to perfect the plastics that he needed for the restoration of the vehicle. Once the parts were produced to his satisfaction, he started making them for others. Over the years, the manufacturing processes have expanded beyond plastic injection molding to include rubber compression molding and extruding, metal stamping, die-casting, and other operations. In 1990, the bases were expanded even further and introduced a very diverse line of parts and accessories. But now, there's a better way to restore your car. A lot easier and a lot of choices.

 

For your wide selection of your Ford restoration parts, you can start surfing the net. With its unlimited sources, you can really get what you really want in restoring your Ford.