A good place to get parts for my MB

[The Raven]

For the last couple years I have been getting parts from Ron Fitzpatrick because most people over on G503 said that is who you go with. I have to say his customer service is great, his communication is great, and most things about his business model is great.....except much of what he sells. For that it is average with some poor quality junk which makes it difficult.
I tried to start a post on the G asking about vendors and mentioning who I had luck with, but it turned into a thread about how I was bashing Ron and how Ron is the vendor almighty. Quite frankly this blind dedication to a vendor is actually pushing me away from buying from him as it is causing him to ride his laurels and not improve his stock quality.
So...who is a quality vendor? Who has decent parts, decent customer service, and a good selection?

Sorry if this is posted elsewhere, but I could not find the thread

 

[NDT]

Brent Mullins Jeep Parts strives to sell only NOS parts or extreme quality repros. He gets all my business.

 

[papabear]

Yup, I've bought from him too, no probs at all

 

[The Raven]

Nice, I have an order into him, looking forward to getting it. Jeep parts are too **** expensive to screw around trying everyone out.

 

[WW2Chevy]

Midwest Military carries a lot of jeep parts too. Nice thing is that many of their parts have photos, so you can see the part before buying... www.midwestmilitary.net

 

[32r2]

I would also recommend D.L.Bensinger out of Pennsylvania.I ordered my repo MB tub from them last year and they kept me informed on its progress due to the ship being diverted from New York to Baltimore by Hurricane Sandy.Link is dlbensinger.com If you phone them you will always be talking to him or his wife.Nice Folks.Has some good how you tube article links on his site.

 

[emmado22]

I have used Walcks, Bensinger, and on rare occasion when I could find it anywhere else, Beachwood Canvas. They are all East Coast based, and I can order Monday and they all show up Tuesday.

 

[maddawg308]

Try rigidsteel.com, I have used them before for some Jeep parts for an old CJ-3A I had. They carry LOTS of parts for jeeps from WWII through present, including the full-size jeeps and Cherokees. You can almost build an entire flat-fender jeep with all the parts they carry.

 

[The Raven]

Nice, just got my parts from Mullins. Top notch and decent quality I can't complain