Posted by Joshlin Grayson on Jun 3rd 2020
The Dodge Dart made its mark in history in 1959 for the 1960 model year. Designed to replace the Plymouth as a smaller option in the standard, low-priced car segment, the 1960 Dart
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Posted by Collectors Auto Supply on May 28th 2020
The Chrysler New Yorker was produced by Chrysler from 1940 to 1996. It got its name from a trim level called the “New York Special” in 1938. The New Yorker name officially debuted in 1939.The New York
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Posted by Joshlin Grayson on May 26th 2020
A restoration can be a journey filled with fun, excitement, frustration, and everything in between. As you repair, replace, and restore parts from your classic car, you can find that some classic
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Posted by Collectors Auto Supply on May 21st 2020
The Bonneville nameplate first made its appearance on a concept car built by GM in 1954. That car was the Bonneville Special, which looked very similar to the Chevy Corvette with a bubble top and two-
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Posted by Joshlin Grayson on May 12th 2020
Back in the 60s when the muscle car was in its prime, you’d be hard-pressed to find a plastic part on a car, unless you ventured inside. Even then, good luck finding a plastic part that needed anythin
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Posted by Collectors Auto Supply on May 7th 2020
We wish that every vehicle could be restored, but it happens; an accident, the weather, and neglect can cause a car to be irreparable, but that doesn’t always apply to all of its parts. Though a vehic
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