Re: 69 Camaro Goodmark Fender
 

I know that Joe at www.thepartsplaceINC.com has some NOS left but they are "Yenko" $$$$

Re: 69 Camaro Goodmark Fender
 

I was over at the Camaros.net site and someone posted a rumor that GM was going to get
back in the sheet metal stamping business because of all the money being made by
vendors. That would be great, but probably just rumor mill.

Re: 69 Camaro Goodmark Fender
 

I would be surprised if they did. Why would GM invest a lot of money in dies, labor, wharehousing, shipping, etc when they already get a decent cut off every GM repo part made now. Doesn't seem like there would be enough additional profit to make it worthwhile for them.

Re: 69 Camaro Goodmark Fender
 

SS427
I agree with what you said. Ford has sold ALL of their old tooling and dies for all the old Mustang( as well as other cars) sheetmetal/emblems etc to several out side private vendors. Dennis Carpenter Reproductions being one of them. I heard through the Mustang mags that DC bought something like 75-100 tractor trailer loads of NOS parts from Fords's warehouses. Ford has nothing in terms of NOS available anymore. Ford officially said it was not worth their time and effort to cater to the old car crowd. In the scheme of things, old parts were just a miniscule fraction of Fords sales. However all the parts now being made on original dies are "licensed" so I'm sure they get their cut. I'm glad this happened. One of the vendors is coming out with the 64 1/2 Mustang hood (different from the 65 on up) from the original tooling. If Ford still controlled this tooling that never would have happened.
Dave

Re: 69 Camaro Goodmark Fender
 

That 'attitude' is pricisely why Ford has set record Sales and profit levels not to mention their increase in market penetration this past year [img]/ubbthreads/images/icons/tongue.gif[/img]

Re: 69 Camaro Goodmark Fender
 

Good points ss427 and whitetop. What bugs me is where the repro stuff is made. I would gladly buy repro fenders etc if the stuff was made here. If I'm buying a specific item and I have a choice of Made in USA or made in Tawain I gladly pay a little extra for US stuff. Beside our jobs the quality is always better. Brent