Green Sales

Green Sales Company is an independent Ford and Lincoln-Mercury parts warehouse. Since 1957 we have bought from and sold to Ford and L-M dealers, service centers, hobbyist, and individuals around the world. Our inventory of 220,000 Ford/Lincoln-Mercury part numbers is 99% new original equipment covering 1950 to present. We also have a wide selection... of reproduction items. All Ford product lines are represented. Essentially, we may carry anything a dealer normally would have stocked over the past 51 years. We specialize in brakes parts; suspension; steering boxes; crash parts; weatherstrips; mouldings; gas tanks; water pumps; exhaust manifolds; switches; over 1500 fenders and quarters and items you just are not going to find elsewhere. Take the Green Sales tour to view a few scenes of our 95,000 sf. facility. Green Sales Company was founded in 1957 by John Greenleaf, a former Parts Manager of Fuller Ford in Cincinnati, Ohio. John left Fuller Ford, the largest Ford dealer in Cincinnati at the time, to join Fairmont Products as a product representative. Fairmont Products, as we understand, supplied a line of aftermarket, look alike ford parts. His motto was "Sell or Swap, Buy or Barter". At this time, Ford had no return plan on their parts, so John would offer dealers a trade-in deal based on their purchase from his line. Over the next year or so, the pile of old parts grew beyond his expectations. The garage and basement were both full, so he started storing parts in two chicken houses in Hamilton, Ohio. In the late 1950's, Ford introduced their inventory protection plan which created two types of parts, returnable and non-returnable. John continued to offer his deal on non-returnable parts, "the orphans", to give them a good home. Around 1967 Ford started selling Autolite which later changed to Motorcraft. John now took his plan and switched to the new line offered by Ford Motor Co. Over the years the pile grew too big for the chicken houses. In 1970 John decided to open a store front. The first location was on ...Read More