Finally LMC has done it!

[tim curran]

LMC has finally put a catalog out for our trucks! It comes out in april

[PToombs]

I got mine for the FRT last week. I was wondering when the good book would be out.

[Flingarrows]

I hope they have new dash board tops

[The_Head]

I told my brother about it. He has my Dad's old '92. He got it repainted last year, but couldn't find new trim for it. Hopefully he can get some from these guys.

[tim curran]

Yup I need all kinds of odds and ends. These old girls aren't in the junk yards in the north east any more

[DMan1198]

I can't seem to get the book shipped up to me. I still really want one since mine needs a lot of body panels

[tim curran]

It's not out yet not till April I went on ther web site and requested it

[DMan1198]

I did too. Twice. I don't know if they shipped the books out yet, but I might be getting 2 if the addresses work

[Diesel]

Yesssssss. If this is like their other catalogs we should be able to build a whole truck from the catalog.

[dazedandconfused]

http://www.lmctruck.com/icatalog/dc/t.aspx
More then I thought it would have

[1892fuel]

just phoned today and ordered catalogue

had a friend that ordered body parts and bumpers for second gen, wasn't pleased with quality... anyone have any experience?

[PToombs]

Guys on Fb say it's mostly Chinese stuff. I haven't looked at it yet, so I don't know.

[Diesel]

Its good to see support rolling in. Considering how much more valuable first gen dodge trucks are than so many of the other vehicles they serve - it was only a matter of time. Once they start popping out interior bits and such we'll be much happier. Of course body panels are going to be average or less...thats almost true for any aftermarket panel.

[BobS]

Just some food for thought. I can remember the last time most of these parts were available was about 10 years ago. The reason they all went away is because of the old supply and demand issue. A lot of folks contacted LMC and asked if or when parts might become available. The demand was established so it looks like a run of parts was done. Now the problem is if the demand is low like it was in the past, then the supply side will most likely go away permanently. History seems to dictate that the folks that have our trucks are some of the biggest "tight wads" in history when it comes to buying truck parts. This isn't everybody but you might call it more of a majority. We have a poor tendency to wait a year to buy a half rusty fender, put two days of work into it, add a half pound of bondo filler and call it good instead of buying an aftermarket replacement. I predict that if we don't change our ways there will not be a good supply of aftermarket parts again in the future, if ever again....

[tim curran]

I sent LMC an email on Sunday I was informed that I will get my catalog this week. It will happen. My truck will be rust free. My dash panels will not be cracked I can get new door seals and trim. Our old dodges will rise again! Whoohaahaahhaa