Does anyone make black chrome finish door handle kits for trucks?
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warshawsky's automotive in chicago
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Sure. Just make them out of aluminum. They did it before.
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Go to steel supply house or local hardware
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i couldnt find any actual tails that are black, but found some covers that may do the trick. check the link below
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I cant find one, but this came up on yahoo search. It has some pictures , but I'm not sure if it's what your looking for? I typed in Saeco Bullet Molds in the search.\nhttp://www.redding-reloading.com\nhttp://www.midwayusa.com/rewriteaproduct/505481 \nMy dad reloads and is having a tough time finding certain molds too.\nGood Luck!!!
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Try going to a local Tool and die shop and have a few made.\nI am sure they can help you for a  reasanoble cost, \nIts very basic Machining.\n\npeace
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You can also try Olander.  \n\nhttp://www.olander.com\n\nWhere ever you decide, you'll probably have to buy $5 - $10 worth.  They don't sell screws individually.  \n\nMcMaster-Carr is also very good.\n\nEDIT: I know olander's site is tough to navigate and the descriptions aren't so good.  Calling is a lot easier sometimes.  \n\nI took a look and found a stainless steel screw there that might be what you're looking for: 3F37PFMS.  \n\nYou should call them to see if this is the right one though.
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You can try your local hardware store or get it online like Misterart.com\nhttp://www.misterart.com/store/view/003/group_id/3415/Making-Memories-Metal-Sheets.htm
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Actually, not  ALL  are black, those on ceramic enclosure are not....\nBut OK, most are, and I think the reason might be heat dissipation, for which black colour works best.\n(That's why most aluminium heat sinks are black anodized.)
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May not have exactly what you're looking for, but I'm sure they have something close.\nhttp://www.woodworkersworkshop.com/resources/index.php?cat=102
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Ebay always has chevy truck parts... Only bad part is if your looking for parts on a truck thats 1988 or newer, you have to look through a million pages of tailights.
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http://www.allparts.com/
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I'm afraid there are none such available except by the company that sells it. Try them, or do it yourself.
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There never was a chrome finish Luger that was made as a production gun, or general working model.  \n\nThere are several chrome finish Lugers that have turned up on the market after the war, however.  Some of them are production guns where the owner paid to have a chrome finish applied, either to make the gun look pretty or to increase resistance to corrosion.  A few of them were specially made presentation guns, specifically created to be boxed collectors items.\n\nIt is rather easy to tell the difference between a presentation gun and a production gun that was chromed.  The production guns usually look just like regular weapons except that they are now all shiny, while the presentation guns are invariably deeply engraved.\n\nI hope that this has answered your question.\n\nJames
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try Numrich Arms in NY, they have a website with diagrams.
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Any local body shop, if they are any good, can build you one.\n\nIt just costs money of course...
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For some reason, these are few and far between. Have you checked e-bay or overstock.com? If you can't find it anywhere, you can have the frame custom made, and rub on the letters yourself (tranfers). Good luck on your quest!\n\nEdit: try this site - it might just be what you are looking for -  http://www.fotomemories.com/idx1.htm