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･ 1 Stop by a junkyard or auto wrecker lot. There are so many unused parts floating around these lots,... ･ 2 Buy a magazine dedicated to antique cars and parts. You'll find information about your car and where... ･ 3 Join an antique car cl...
The antique auto parts form one of the major parts of accessories and attract many car lovers from all over the world. Many auto parts suppliers have variety of auto parts for the buying and selling purposes. Many of them specialize in sell...
1st off a '69 is not an 'antique' car. It is a classic car. Antique would be model T, model A, pre war cars and maybe up to the late 40's For your parts for a 69 impala Year one Paddock parts NPD - National Parts Depot Impala bobs Classic I...
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We only offer parts for brand new pedal cars purchased directly from our website. We do not sell parts for used or antique pedal cars.
http://www.pedalcarco.com/faq.html
For the Durant you may have to make them yourself. try this site I've found it to be a great source for old cars
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20081026142...
･ 1 Need a part to finish that Classic 1957 Chevy? maybe a Bracket to hold the headlight bezel on your... ･ 2 Begin, by doing an internet search for you Year, Make and Model. Be specific. For example: Let's say... ･ 3 If that fails... try ...
http://www.ehow.com/how_2130302_classic-muscle-car-part...
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