MBC Restoration Assistance Needed

Hey there folks, newbie to the group. I am looking to restore a cabinet (MBC C-3S 74 1339) and a chest (SO KRA53) that were my fathers. Structurally the cabinet is in good condition, but the drawer slides are messed up. The channels are ok, but all of the H channels (runners?) are in bad shape. Not a straight one in the 3 drawer setup. My problem however is finding replacements. I used the SO drawer removal tools to take them out, and I am pretty sure they are the same as SO runners of the era, but cannot find a SO box to reference when talking to SO about options. They are just under 16" long and about 3/4" high. Any thoughts on this would be greatly appreciated!

I will post pictures soon. Reading all of these restoration projects has inspired me. I will be going to powdercoating route because me and a quality paint job have never gone hand in hand.

Here is a link to the photos of my box. I am striking out with Snap On and hoping someone out here can offer some ideas.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/74822297@N03/

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Hi there,
nice to see good q stuff being restored! Keep it up!
If you can not find the H-channel in original measurements, please do not modify the cabinet to make new stuff fit.
A good sheet metal fabricator can easily make you new ones. Make two halves and use a spot welder to join them. Make sure that the fabricator finds the same thickness of material for the job.

Best of luck!

Ola

Still looking for assistance with any input from others that had to replace drawer runners. Has anyone had them made??