What if we made the missing part to complete your car?

How About We Reproduce That Part You've Been Missing? We are gearing up to do a new part project and we want your input I know you've been reading the emails that my father has
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Technology and the Trade

Technology and the trade A Reflection Upon Technology Advancements In The Restoration Industry If you didn't get to read the previous funny story that my son wrote, you will want to read it first before continuing.  You can
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Evolution of Elegance:

Evolution of Elegance:

THE CHEVROLET IMPALA FROM 1958 TO 1972 The Chevrolet Impala, an iconic American automobile, first rolled off the assembly line in 1958. Designed by Chevy's chief
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"Driven by Love: My El Camino Took My Heart … and My Phone"

Driven by Love:  MY EL CAMINO TOOK MY HEART … AND MY PHONE The '59 El Camino was my pride and joy, a vintage gem that I'd poured endless hours into restoring. Every nut, every bolt—I
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Quarter Window Channel Restoration for 2-door Sedans

This month's Tech Check continues the restoration of the window channels on 1961 & 1962 two-door Sedans - specifically the quarter window area. The article will explain the removal of the trim panel, quarter window & quarter window
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How To Install A Windshield & Gasket On Your Classic Chevy

Last month we tackled taking out the windshield. This month we will attempt to properly install a gasket and windshield so that no leaks will occur. Installing it properly will assure you of a super sealed, weather tight windshield. You must be patient and generous with the sealer. This is one job you don't want to do twice.
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1965 & 1967 4 door sedans

1965 & 1967 4 door sedans

We are constantly pulling in new cars. Last week we just found these two beauties. Parts are going fast so if you need something I'd call and claim it before the other guy does! Here's a short list of good parts on the cars:
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The Best Kept Secret For Finding NOS Chevy Parts

ATTENTION: Original Restoration Junkies!!! Here is the FASTEST and CHEAPEST way to get 1955-1970 NOS Chevy parts. In fact, whenever we a customer is looking for NOS parts that we don't have in stock this has become the first place we go to find affordable NOS parts. It is a GOLD MINE!
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Want To Know The Value Of Your Chevy In Less Than 60 Seconds?

My son walked in to the office the other day with an old Chevy part in his hand and asked, "Dad, how much is this worth?" I looked at the part and then back at my son and said with a smile "Don't know, guess you're gonna have to sell it to find out!" I'm actually quite amazed at the direction the entire hobby has gone. If you had asked me 40 years ago when I started Classic Chevy to project the value of Classic Chevy's today, I would never have guessed they would be as valuable as they are.
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How a Closed Club Spawned One of the Largest Classic Chevrolet Car Clubs in the U.S.

It was 1971 – I'd finally finished college and I was excited to get started in life. The Vietnam war was not over yet and I anticipated getting drafted since I'd already received one draft notice. I had really grown to love cars while I was in college where I bought a 1940 Ford 2-door Deluxe Sedan that I developed into a little street rod. It was powered by a small block Chevy. Next, I had a ‘67 mustang in which I suped up a 289 and added ported and polished heads. My partner and close friend Doug Moorhead was really into the Chevrolet scene and we'd actually picked up a ‘57 Chevy along the freeway and dropped a 409 cu. in engine into it. It was our first real undertaking and it taught us a lot. We just liked old cars - they were fun and we began to watch what was happening in the hobby. We attended car shows, hit the drag strips and just did what a lot of guys our age were doing. We had never considered turning our hobby into a business. What brought about the change were two events that I'll never forget.
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