Are you thinking about stepping into the world of old cars? If you are, then one of the first things to know is the difference between the designations of vintage, antique and classic. Even though the terms are sometimes used interchangeably among non-enthusiasts, there is a difference between each …

If you have an old car sitting around that doesn't run or is wrecked, you can potentially make some decent cash by scrapping it out. Many DIY mechanics hunt for car parts in salvage yards and through advertisements for parted-out cars. Sometimes these methods are perfect for finding classic car part …

Shipping car parts is very different from sending a letter to your Grandma; they are often oddly shaped, heavy, and, depending on what you’re shipping, they can be quite large. What do you do when you need to ship an exhaust system? How you do ship a car door or a bumper? These items don’t exactl …

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 car parts that need replacing may still hold some value--even if they seem completely useless. Depe …

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 vehicle may be worth little as a whole, it can be worth quite a bit if you sell off its parts individuall …

The average car has roughly 30,000 parts if you count all parts down to the nuts and bolts. If you consider large parts such as the engine as one part, you can say that a car has about 1,800 separate parts. The engine alone has thousands of individual parts inside it. Many parts are made by the v …