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- Arizona Impalas — Phoenix Chapter of NIA
- National Impala Association
- Mid-Atlantic Impala Association
- Vintage Chevrolet Club of America
- Remember When Cruise Association
I haven't ordered from all of these catalogs, but I have them all for reference and comparison shopping. Most are pretty extensive, and prices are generally about the same for most parts.
- CARS. Inc.
- Car Shop
- Classic Industries
- The Filling Station
- H&H Classic Parts
- Harmon's
- Impala Bob's
- National Impala Association
- The Paddock
- Sinclair's Impala Parts
- Year One
Some parts you just can't find anywhere else. Or if you do, they cost a small fortune. Besides, I find junkyards fascinating. I bought three replacement doors at Hidden Valley , a grille after a minor accident (not my fault!), plus a couple of other parts I couldn't find in a catalog. All American Classics had the windshield wiper knob I needed when the original mysteriously disappeared. The January 28, 2005 issue of The New York Times (free registration) had an interesting article on Internet junkyards.
- Still Runs — The Car(s) That Wouldn't Quit — Dave's '72 Impalas
- Old Ride — Classic Car Community
- Camaro Connection — Classic muscle car dealership in Salem, Oregon
- The Old Car Manual Project — Huge collection of manuals and brochures for multiple makes and models
- Chevy Talk — Online Forums for the Chevrolet Enthusiast
- Hemmings Motor News
- Hubcap Cafe — Classic Car Resources
- SoCal Car Culture
- Old Classic Car — UK-based "rest home for road-weary motor vehicles of a certain age"
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