Older MSA parts?

[Geoff Queen]

I'm wondering how hard these are to come by since psgparts.com is gone. I know they made a lot of guitars, so I would guess there are a lot of parts floating around. I'm considering jumping into a older Universal that I'm sure I'd need bell cranks for and possibly a vertical lever. Is there a resource I'm not aware of?

[Bob Carlucci]

MSA Classics used to be by far the easiest steels to get parts for, but things have changed past few years.. not as easily available as they were a few years ago.. However, the first guy I would contact would be Jim at Steel Guitars North County..If he doesn't have what you need he'll know where to get it.. Also, Tom Bradshaw used to be able to get a lot of MSA stuff, not sure if he's still in business..
Also, remember a LOT of these guitars were made, and there are a lot of parts sitting in guys parts drawers doing nothing.. Always worth a shot posting here first when looking for pedal steel parts.... bob

[Geoff Queen]

Great suggestions. Thanks Bob.

[Wayne Brown]

You can try here ...We have a very good stock of older MSA parts and are always building stock if we can.
thanks
wayne

outwestcountry.ca

[Geoff Queen]

Thanks Wayne!

[Tom Bradshaw]

You can now get almost any guitar part from Barry Coker in Alabama. His email: firetrkdoc@bellsouth.net

If he is unfamiliar with the part you want, and you can send him an example of it (by sharing another one of the parts from your guitar like you want), he can likely duplicate it. And yes, I'm still in business and sometimes alive! ...Tom (tommybradshaw@gmail.com).
P.S.: Check out my "FREE Instruction & Articles" at https://songwriter.com/bradshaw/chord_construction.php

[Geoff Queen]

Thank you Tom, I appreciate that info.