Automotive restoration: How to find classic and antique auto parts 6 Articles

by Rachelle de Bretagne

Owning a classic car can be great fun and in Europe in particular, owners are especially proud of their vehicles such as the popular old Morris and in France, the Citroen Dolly. These are almost cult cars and the rush to b...read more

by Michael Aubrey

This is crazy tip, for all you folks who would like to find a true 'graveyard' of antique automobiles. Now remember, I haven't said a word about buying. It just hurts me deep to know this is a huge mountainside filled with...read more

by M.L. Brooke

There are several make and model specific ones to chose from, and doing some searches will help in finding a site that caters to the specific needs of say, Mustang or Camaro owners. But when we start talking about Packard...read more

by Denise Bradberry

The alarm goes off and I struggle to come out of the fog of sleep. It's early and the day before was a filled with hard traveling. My fianc is up and ready to go. I smile. When it comes to a swap meet he becomes like...read more

by Richard Serra

By far, the best classics are the American cars for several reasons. The quality of a car made in America was much better than those in Europe at the time, and the parts are more readily available. Regardless of choice,...read more

by John Ledbury

Besides the usual places where one can go to find antique car parts, there are also some unusual ones. Back in the nineteen eighties, I worked as a mechanic in a Dairy in Cornwall UK, maintaining milk floats. My friend Bas...read more