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Barney’s Jeep Parts

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Here’s a shoutout to Barney for the Kaiser Willys Newspaper seen at top.

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15 Comments on “Barney’s Jeep Parts

  1. Holy Toledo

    I’VE NEVER HEARD OF BARNEYS JEEPS ? — ARE THE PRICES CHEAPER THAN WILLYS AMERICA ? — I WONT PAY 4 BILLION DOLLARS FOR A F-161 FULL ENGINE GASKET KIT …

  2. Tom in Paris

    My experience with Barney has been great. I’ve purchased several things, such as a new cylinder head for an M-38, and some original tail lights for a CJ-5. Very good prices and experience.

  3. Bob

    Barney is great and sells quality parts. I got my cowl gasket from him and it was very high quality.

  4. Kevin Banonis

    I got a NOS fuel pump for my 1964 Gladiator from Barney for a VERY reasonable price. Also had the pleasure of talking to him at length on the phone at the same time. Great guy.

  5. Frank Hense

    Barney has been a geat resource for a newbie. I am restoring a 1973CJ5 and have had a terriffic amount of help and the needed parts for a resonable price.

  6. Floyd Thomas

    I’m looking for a Set of Hood hinges for a 1953-59 Willy’s M38A1 or M38. Single or two piece.
    Anyone have a complete set or know where to have fabricated.

  7. Kurt in Renton

    I picked up the heater control cables for my 73CJ from Barney.
    Perfect fit and great quality.

  8. James Wescott

    I’m restoring the heater box on my 76 CJ5 and am looking for a heater core as well as a hose’s required to move air around. Hop you have what I need. Jim.

  9. Thomas Polyniak

    Do you know of anyone who rebuilds Jeep speedometers. My original one stopped working a few years ago and since then I have had to replace it twice with after market speedometer units. They don’t hold up well it has broken again. I have the original unit and would like to rebuild it and use it again. My Jeep is a 1973 CJ5 with the AMC 304 cu in engine and a three speed transmission.

  10. David Eilers Post author

    Hi Thomas,

    I don’t know anyone who only rebuild jeep speedometers, but there are some folks who restore vintage vehicle speedometers. Google “restoration vintage speedometers” and you’ll see some of them.

    I hope that helps,

    – Dave

  11. JohnB

    Thomas, Dave

    About speedomters…
    The one on my M38A1 Had a cracked lens (actually a case…think of a clear jar or can over the innards).
    I asked John at Midwest Military and he referred me to a shop in Oregon.
    They fitted a new lens/case.
    Don’t know if they do intricate repair work, but you could always ask John for a reference.

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