In the world of classic cars, there are generally two groups of people — purists and modifiers. I consider myself in the first category. For me, there’s a connection to the past in experiencing a vehicle as it was designed and manufactured.

Years ago, when I was daily driving vintage vehicles, I used parts that were as close to original equipment as possible and frequented a few favorite auto scrapyards when new parts were unavailable.

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