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Vintage Engine Parts

admin — Wed, 14 Sep 2011 15:55:29 +0000

where can i get parts, panels and a manual for a vintage fiat 415?

She is in poor condition body wise. however, the engine, chasis and wheel are good. i'm sending them in for soda blasting when i can get the body panels. I need almost everything for it!

Not sure I've ever seen one!

But there are several vintage farm machine mags - suggest you start ringing round the restoration firms who might be able to give you a clue.

Plan B is I guess to use the old panels as patterns and treat this as a chance to learn welding and panel beating!

Vintage Small Engine Parts

VINTAGE FORD V8 CARS NEW HEATER CONNECTOR BUSHING FoMoCo NEW ENGINE PART

$7.97

VINTAGE BMW 5 SERIES NOS OEM FUEL FILTER ENGINE PART NEW BMW PART# 1268231.3

$9.97

ORIGINAL VTG ISKY CAMS WATER DECAL RAT HOT ROD DRAG RACING NHRA SCTA BONNEVILLE

$7.59

1955-1967 GM Vintage Engine AC Oil Fill Cap FB8 55-63 Corvette Original Part OEM

$7.33

Nissan Datsun NOS TP RING SET A14 A 14 Engine Parts Vintage Classic JDM b 210

$15.00

Vintage car engine goose neck I do not know what this on. Parts # 9779073

$10.00

1958 Chevrolet Belair Impala Biscayne Nomad 348 engine Spark Plugs NOS new Parts

$14.50

1958 Chevrolet Belair Impala Biscayne Nomad 348 engine Spark Plugs NOS new Parts

$44.50

1953 1954 1955 1956 FORD TRUCK F100 ENGINE MOUNT New Vintage U.S.A. made part

$24.99

American Parts 4 cyl vintage tractor/industrial engine distributor cap.

$6.90

NOS VINTAGE 1937-1938-1939-40-41-1953 CHEVROLET GENUINE PARTS ENGINE GASKET KIT

$9.99

Circa 1929-1930 Large Lot Vintage Cadillac LaSalle Misc Engine Auto Car Parts

$300.00

VINTAGE MODLE "T" FORD IGNITION COIL ENGINE PARTS WOOD SIGNATURE FORD VF CONDITI

$19.95

vintage kd gas engine valve spring compressor tool part

$23.96

vintage gas engine valve spring compressor tool part

$23.96

ORIGINAL VTG ISKY CAMS WATER DECAL RAT HOT ROD DRAG RACING NHRA SCTA BONNEVILLE

$15.98

1935 VINTAGE REO NEW FUEL GAS LINE MISCELLANEOUS ENGINE PART #11052

$19.97

ORIGINAL VTG ISKY CAMS WATER DECAL RAT HOT ROD DRAG RACING NHRA SCTA BONNEVILLE

$7.79

ORIGINAL VTG ISKY CAMS WATER DECAL RAT HOT ROD DRAG RACING NHRA SCTA BONNEVILLE

$7.59

NEW VINTAGE TOYOTA ASIAN 2F ENGINE CARBURETOR KIT PART# 5394

$19.95

VINTAGE NISSAN 280ZX NEW FRONT SWAY BAR KIT ENGINE PARTS SUSPENSION NOS

$34.97

VINTAGE MERCEDES BENZ NOS OEM ABSORBER CAP NEW ENGINE PART MB PART#116 885 00 33

$24.97

VINTAGE TOYOTA NOS OEM ENGINE COOLING FAN ENGINE PART NEW TOYOTA# 16361-40060

$49.97

1965 348 409 parts core motor engine vintage rat rod street rod

$850.00

car gas engine fuel pump display tin part kit vintage

$29.95

vintage kay dee K & D gas engine cylinder head valve spring metal old tool part

$29.95

Vintage OEM Hudson Car Engine Carburetor Part Carbs Hornet

$69.00

ORIGINAL VTG ISKY CAMS WATER DECAL RAT HOT ROD DRAG RACING NHRA SCTA BONNEVILLE

$9.98

ORIGINAL VTG DRAGMASTER WATER DECAL RAT HOT ROD DRAG RACING NHRA DRAGSTER FED

$25.98

Vintage OEM Hudson Car Part Engine Part Water Pump Accessory Hornet

$24.95

Vintage OEM Hudson Hornet Car Part Shaft Engine Part Transmission

$39.95

Engine Parts For Sale

admin — Sat, 20 Aug 2011 04:12:39 +0000

1965 Mustang For Sale

Ford launched the pony car phenomenon of the 1960s when they introduced the Mustang in April 1964 as a 1965 model at the New York World's Fair. The excitement grew to a fevered pitch the following day as Americans read about the great revealing in newspapers throughout the country. A marketing blitz by Ford followed including a showcasing of the car in the James Bond film Goldfinger, which entered theaters in September 1964.

The sales throughout that period made this the most successful launch for Ford since the Model A over 35 years earlier. Ford had originally estimated less than 100,000 Ford Mustang units sold, but the company sold that amount within 3 months from the time the car premiered at the New York World's Fair. Ford reached the one-million-unit mark just 18 months after the car's inception.

Ford had released the 1965 Mustang for sale in April 1964, but August was the traditional start of a model year. Ford had some minor revisions and tweaks in place for this "new" model that Ford rolled out in August just in time for the Goldfinger promos. Therefore, for the 1965 Mustang for sale there were actually two series. Enthusiasts often refer to the early series as the 1964 ½, and the 1965 as the start of the range known as the "late 65s".

Almost all of the features added to the 1965 Mustang for sale had already been available as options on the 1964 ½. This could have led to two distinct series that were impossible to tell apart from each other visually. However, with the second series, Ford changed from the generator included with the 1964 ½ models to the alternator. Still to this day, the easiest way to identify a 1965 is to look at that dashboard. If the panel has a "GEN" light, it's a 1964 ½, and if it has an "ALT" light, it's a second-series 1965.

However, the biggest area of change for the 1965 Mustang for sale in August 1964 was undoubtedly in the engine lineup. All engine options were upgraded to a higher output level. Ford replaced the base 101-horsepower 170-cubic-inch 6-cylinder with a 120-horsepower 200-cubic-inch 6-cylinder. They replaced the mid-level 260-cubic-inch V8 that produced 164 horsepower with a 289 cubic-inch V8 that produced 200 horsepower. Finally, Ford replaced the top-level 210-horsepower 289-cubic-inch V8 with a 225-horsepower 289-cubic-inch V8.

Two factors fueled these changes to the engine lineup. One, the already more powerful Pontiac GTO was selling exceptionally well. In response to this, Ford released a 271-horsepower 289-cubic-inch V8 in June 1964. Ford only sold approximately 7,200 Mustangs with this engine, but the sales were enough to let them know that they needed more power in the range. The 271-horsepower engine was left as-is when Ford introduced the second series in August. Mustangs with this 289 came with a 4-speed manual transmission, a special handling package, and 14-inch Red Band tires. It may not have been as powerful as the GTO, but it was heck of a lot more fun to drive.

For enthusiasts seeking a 1965 Mustang for sale, there is good news, and there is bad news. The good news is that 1965 Mustangs are not hard to find. The bad news is that it has become almost impossible to find one that needs work. This used to be a great way for the enthusiast to get his or her foot in the door. Now an enthusiast is looking at $10,000-$15,000 for one in decent but running condition.

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Parts For Antique Cars

admin — Mon, 13 Jun 2011 16:08:03 +0000

Antique Cars

The general definition of antique cars in the United States refers to cars that are over twenty five years old and those driven before the world war two but in the United Kingdom they refer to cars that are almost one hundred years old and also known as veteran cars. Antique cars are also known as classic cars and date way back to when the motorized system included the manufacture of auto mobiles. According to the American Classic Car Club, antique cars refer to distinctive automobiles. The club rates the classic cars to full classic and CCCA classic. The antique and classic term meant that the cars were very expensive and very few people were able to afford them, this made their production be in small numbers.

Some of the factors that accord cars the antique status include the general and distinctive luxurious accessory and custom coachwork features such as the power clutch, the power brakes and an automatic or “one shot” lubrication system and the engine displacement. The twenty five year or more time frames of the antique cars is quite astonishing since the modern cars can have a half of that life span. This rare and long survival makes the antique cars not be used for regular transportation as it is very expensive to maintain. However, due to the prestige that comes with this type of cars, most people many antique cars are kept restore, collect and own antique cars as a hobby or as an art collection or for commercial purposes.

Initially antique cars were propelled with steam and they were horseless carriages which could move at a speed of 12mph when going up hill and on level roads. The steam engine saw a major but gradual development over the years and by 1860 the antique cars had an internal combustion engine. The four stroke engine became characteristic with the next set of antique cars but was quickly overtaken by Benz which had a tabular chassis which was framed and had three wheels. The styles used on antique cars may vary but most of them have removable headlights, trunks fenders and headlights. In addition they have a grill treatment which is vertical in nature. Some examples of antique cars include Kaiser-Frazer, pierce arrow, 1910 Ford Toure and Duisenberg.

Antique cars do not normally have safety related features such as roll over protection, seat belts and crumple zones. In addition most of these cars still use the ancient and outdated standards of vehicle handling. This is mainly in the performance of the brakes, suspension and steering of the car and this therefore demands that one is highly alert and aware when driving to avoid any accidents. In some countries the use of antique cars for daily transportation is either prohibited or discouraged. Most antique cars qualify for the motor shows due to their originality and traditional designs. Some owners refuse to fit in seatbelts or redesign their antique cars so as not to make them lose their originality.

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