show us a video of that car going off the cliff or something.

 

Check out www.firewheelclassics.com . They have a lot of quality parts that are much cheaper than yearone. Firewheel has the best catalog with pics of every part imaginable. Classic Industries is also a good source as well. Good luck.

 

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I got my parts from Biscay's Classic Chevy. Their prices seemed to be better than most places, and they were closer to me.
http://www.biscaysclassic.com/biscays/camaro.html

 

The internet is the best place to start.

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When I had my 67, I got a lot of parts from Rick First Gen. Camaro. I liked them because they were very informative. It was my first camaro, and anytime I had a question, I could call their Tech line and someone would talk me through what ever it was I was working on. Now with my 73, I get most parts from NPD. They are pretty reliable and a lot of their stuff is the same a Classic Ind, but the people on the phone are more down to earth. But like everyone said, find a part, get a price, and shop around online, its crazy how the same item can cost so many different prices. And one other thing that I'm not bitter about is the fact that all the body parts, OER, they all come from overseas (JUNK). You just got to be creative, I guess, or darn good at metal and body work. Just had to vent, I'm trying to build a new front clip for my car out of all aftermarket parts, and its nothing like I expected.

 

make a list of what parts you need and go to a big swap meet and save a ton of $$$ on shipping.

 

I get most stuff from ClassicIndustries, they just sent an email witrh a 15% off sale notice. I avoid the "back orders" parts because the wait time is too long, so if they do not have your part(s) in stock, get them from someone who does.

Also, Steve's Camaros here in Calif, South of SF has parts in stock, I call first because it is a drive to get there. I use them to support local businesses, and they are very knowledgable: FOR EXAMPLE, I had my master cyl and brake booster in a shop for re-build (San Jose, CA), and the proprietor showed me some ORIGINAL mc's he had in stock. He did not know which PN would work on my 67 RS/SS 350 w/ front disc brakes. So I called Steve and he looked up the PN, now I have a correct mc!