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Hello. I am asking for some advice from the group. I have a 1969 that has been in a shop for a year. It is embarrassing to admit it. Is anyone having a problem getting parts for their cars? The shop just tells me they are waiting on parts for the car. I understand that not everyone can work on c3 rear differentials, but a whole year seems odd. Thanks.
Timken has/had back-order issues however I have been able to get them for diff's and rear bearings so I would question what is going on? Most common shops are not rebuilding diff's or arms, they are just buying them from a vendor but even so 1 year is a problem.
Agreed pull that as fast as you can and dont look back parts are available someone taking you for a ride .. fiberglass panels your gonna wait ,, i waited 3 months for real press moulded panels
Absolutely get it out of there. There are many bearing suppliers and one or more of them will have what you need. Actually, Rock Auto shows everything in stock.
I am in the process of rebuilding my suspension. Longest I had to wait was a couple of weeks were for my mufflers but surprisingly most everything has been in stock. Time to raise the
I literally just bought bearings and all the hardware for my DIY rebuild. I went with Zip corvette to get the bearings and several of the hardware.
At 1 year, you could learn to do it and do it yourself in less time.
We are sending out several differentials a week so I don't see what is taking a year. Unless you are trying to build a 4.11 then I would just say that those parts are gone forever so need to pick another ratio.