That car was the Type 356, one of many classic Porsche models for which you can see technical parts information via Porsche's ...

If you're an owner of a classic car made by one of the brands in the Mopar family — which includes Chrysler, Dodge, and Jeep — you can also avail yourself of OEM parts. While the official OEM ...

Used race-car parts are out there, and you don't have to wake up for an early morning auction to find them. 0:00 / 0:00 Related: Stream the largest NASCAR Collection now on the MotorTrend App!

ConsThese cars are heavy, and the aftermarket has yet to offer many restoration parts for them. The cars were never well built from the factory, and many are not left.

This 1969 Cutlass was incredibly lucky.. The car has been sitting for God knows how long, but eBay seller musclepartsbyrich, who sells used parts for a living, says they pulled it from a barn last ...

Some of the oils most commonly used in classic cars include 10W-30, 10W-40 15W-40, and 20W-50. However, that doesn't mean you can pour any thicker oil into your vintage vehicle.

But Porsche is using new technology to keep its old cars on the road, by 3D printing new parts that would not otherwise be available. The automaker’s Porsche Classic division currently stocks ...

ConsThese cars are heavy, and the aftermarket has yet to offer many restoration parts for them. The cars were never well built from the factory, and many are not left.