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 Chrome Dust Cap Brake Rotor Hub Chevy Ford AMC Chrysler  US $4.99
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 AMC Dodge Ford GM Chevrolet Thermostat 1950s 1990s US $5.99
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 AMC CHEVY MERCURY MARINE CAM BEARINGS 25 151 30 181 US $9.99
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 1981 85 AMC Jeep Buick Chevy 25L 151 Choke Pull Off US $15.00
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 Gas Cap Key Blank GM Ford Harley Chevrolet AMC Groove 1 US $3.95
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 Thermostat Housing 69 84 85 86 AMC Buick Chevy Pontiac US $5.99
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 OXYGEN SENSOR AMC CHEVY PONTIAC BUICK GEO HONDA ISUZU US $5.00
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 FELPRO TIMING COVER SET TCS45768 1980 92 CHEVY GM 25 US $8.00
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 FELPRO TIMING COVER SET TCS131982 1980 87 GM AMC 25 US $9.00
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 Voltage Regulator AMC Buick Chevy Cadillac 1969 1991 US $14.95
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 CHEVY GMC AMC JEEP EAGLE 230 250 242 RINGS 2M667 040 US $24.99
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 STARTER SOLENOID FOR AMC BUICK CHEVROLET GMC JEEP MORE US $29.95
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 PONTIAC JEEP AMC CHEVY 25 151 INTAKE VALVES 4 211 2365 US $20.00
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 HASTINGS PISTON RINGS CHEVY CHRY FORD AMC 8 CYL US $21.50
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 ELGIN PUSH RODS AMC SMALL BLOCK CHEVY JEEP STUDEBAKER US $20.99
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 82 98 Chevrolet Pontiac Buick Olds AMC Starter Solenoid US $23.99
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 79 87 AMC Jeep Olds Chevy 25L 151 Valve Cover Gasket US $17.99
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 CHEVY CHRYSLER FORD AMC TRIM CLIPS 1 2 MLDG 50 PCS US $32.50
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 Maxlife Spark Plug Wires AMC Chevrolet Jeep 70s 80s US $12.99
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 NOS CARTER FLOAT HOLLEY 1B 68 76 AMC BUICK CHEVY CHRY US $16.89
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 Cylinder Sleeve Amc Chevrolet Isuzu 3 32 x 4000 x 550 US $16.97
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 CHEVY GMC AMC JEEP EAGLE 230 250 242 RINGS 2M667 STD US $24.99
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 new delco remy coil bracketfits AMC chevy GM ect US $7.50
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 COMPCAMS HE SB CHEVY FLAT TAPPET 290 401 AMC US $24.00
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 WATER PUMP GMC CHEVY PICKUP VAN BLAZER YUKON JIMMY AMC US $20.20
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 A Pair of Gabriel Shocks 1970 49 BuickChevyAMCRebel US $30.00
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 1973 1982 Chevy GM CJ Jeep AMC Buick Pontiac Alternator US $15.00
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 FRONT BRAKE CABLE AMC CHEVYGMC VANS 77 96 US $11.50
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 STANDARD DR318T 74 95 Chevy Cadillac Olds Buick AMC US $14.95
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 DISTRIBUTOR ROTOR AMC CHEVROLET OLDS BUICK PONTIAC CAD US $6.00
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 AMC BUICK CHEVY GMC DISTRIBUTOR VACUUM ADVANCE VC150 US $15.95
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 5 Momentary Switches Roll Control FORD CHEVY MOPAR AMC US $15.75
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 25 151 JEEP PONTIAC AMC CHEVY TIMING SET GEARS US $45.00
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 U Joint 68 87 88 AMC Chevy Fiat Isuzu MG Triumph Volvo US $7.99
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 Chevy 153 Jeep 150 AMC Eagle Hastings 665 20 US $32.49
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 69 96 IGNITION SWITCH AMC BUICK CAD CHEVY GMC JEEP OLDS US $14.99
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 H22 AMC JEEP HEADSET 80 83 151 25L CHEVY OLDS PONTIAC US $9.99
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 Switch Cable FORD CHEVY MOPAR Roll Control Nitrous AMC US $13.49
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 Shifter boot and plate Chevy Ford AMC Mopar Dodge Buick US $6.99
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 1950s Mopar GM AMC To Chevrolet wheel adapters PR US $42.00
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 Oil Filler Cap Press In Chevy Ford Mopar AMC Pontiac US $3.99
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 Motor Mount 77 83 84 85 86 AMC Chevy Jeep Olds Pontiac US $8.95
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 25 PONTIAC AMC CHEVY JEEP PISTON RINGS PLASMA MOLY 030 US $29.99
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 ACCEL CONDENSER CHEVY AMC OLDS PONTIAC BUICK CADILLAC US $4.99
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 AMC CHEVY JEEP PONTIAC 25 153 BEARINGS MS1733P030 US $29.99
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 AMC CHEVY JEEP PONTIAC 25 153 BEARINGS MS1733P040 US $29.99
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 NEW SPARKPLUG WIRE SET CHEVROLET JEEP PONTIAC AMC US $14.99
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 MSD Blaster 2 Coil Mopar Ford AMC Chevy 8202 new US $41.96
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Rookie Guide On How To Buy A Muscle Car: Determine The Make And Model You Want
I thought it would make sense to answer the big question that seems to come up more often than not when shopping for a muscle car: just how do I buy a muscle car anyway? For some, there's not a lot to it – it's just love at first sight, a price is agreed upon, and the car has a new owner. For others, it can be a bit more intimidating.
We'll assume that you're starting at the ground floor and have decided to buy a muscle car as an investment and for enjoyment, but don't have a lot of experience or historical knowledge of the muscle car era. We'll also assume that you want to really personally like the car you plan to buy and that you're not simply planning to buy it based on it’s investment potential only. Now what?
The best method period in determining the make and model of car you want is to first start looking at all of the options available. GM, Ford, Chrysler, and AMC all made some incredible muscle cars during the 1960's and '70's, and they all had their own style. Go through these steps to clarify the car of your dreams. Remember – there is a muscle car out there for you….and it’s been waiting a long time for you to find it!
Step 1) Begin looking through the Classifieds listings of cars here at The MuscleCar Place and on other sites as well. The more you see, the better. Take note of the shapes you like first. Nothing more. See which one grabs your fancy and jot it down. Having a lot on your list at this point is a good thing. Look at the stance of the car. Look at it from every angle – not just the front. Do you like cars with bulging fenders, or do you prefer something a little straighter? Do you like something that looks like a race car, or a street car? Do you dig hidden headlights? Take note of all of these factors. Don't get too hung up on the colors at this point, as almost all models came in many different fantastic colors and paint schemes. Do take note that a particular model of car may be EXTREMELY different from year to year (a 1966 Charger vs a 1971 Charger, for example).
Step 2) From the previous step, you may be interested in a half dozen to a dozen models at this point. Now it's time to do a little more homework and see what trim levels, engine combinations, and the like were available on those cars. Start with the Make and Model page in our Resource Vault and then move on to automotive magazines (Hot Rod Magazine, Super Chevy, Mustang Monthly, etc.). These magazines will be plentiful at your local shopping center, library, and so forth. Nothing will beat the benefit of seeing these cars first hand though, so attending a local car show is an absolute must – and try to hit a big one (like a Good Guys show) if you can.
Step 3) After completing the first two steps, it's time to get more specific. You've likely whittled the list down to 2-3 at this point, and now it's time to start looking at those cars, and only those cars. Look again through the Classifieds section of The MuscleCar Place, and hit the other online sites as well. Look for color combinations of cars that you like, taking specific note of the options they have or don't have. If you're a stick shift guy and you plan on keeping the car original, only look at manual transmission cars. The same goes for engine combination, wheels/tires, etc – even paint colors can be changed if you're not inclined to keep the car original. Revert back to the Make and Model page in The Resource Vault if you need more details or get lost in things that seem similar but aren't (as an example, Chevy made 3 different versions of their big-block 396 ci engine). If a particular couple of cars keep coming up (or that you keep coming back to), that's a good thing.
About the Author
The MuscleCar Place aims to be the best place on the web that provides muscle car nuts a place to live and share everything related to our hobby. Whether you're just buying your first old hot rod, restoring one, like them stock or modified, or your car has been in your family since Day 1 – this is the place for you.
