Classic Industries Catalog... Resto Paradise!!

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70DusterBob

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The Classic Industries Catalog was given to me by a friend the other day. This baby has "Almost" everything needed for any Mopar: stickers, electric motors for headlights, master cylinders, spoilers, panels, "DECALS" etc, everything, Check it out if you want. Before I posted this I had gotten a hard copy Mopar Catalog that only had Mopar parts in it. Apparently they need to do some cleaning to this online Mopar Catalog. So you have to wade through the chevy and ford stuff to find the Mopar stuff. Yeah, sometimes the prices are higher than else where, but I got a tail panel sticker for my Duster, the one with Taz making a dust devil! I have never seen one of those offered anywhere else, not that I search everyday for them, but it was a d deal to me. Also, like a lot of other places, they say "Up To... 25% off" when what they mean is they have ONE item 25% off while everything else is 5% off. If you can't find it anywhere else, this is a good place to look for what you need I guess:

1960-1976 Mopar Dodge and Plymouth Parts and Accessories

That is to the main catalog page, this is to the decal section. The right and left arrows on in the upper right hand corner, unlike most other places. Where else can you find these kinds of decals? IDK:

Plymouth All Models Parts | Decals | Classic Industries

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Plymouth All Models Parts | Decals | Classic Industries| Page 6 of 55
Bob
 
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That's funny all Chevy parts under mopar heading
 
I like em for researching parts / part numbers too. The shipping to NW Ohio is usually a deal breaker for a cheap dick like me. I cannot believe the parts and sometimes deals on E-Pay.
 
Prices are high at CI. Their 25% off sales are "up to 25%" year one says 25% its 25% or it's not listed as part of the sale. I priced $1200 worth of upholstery thru CI thinking hey 25% I will save quite a bit thinking cool $900 out the door. It was $1100 after their "discount" then I saw that small print "up to 25%" I think all I ever bought was a dash pad from them as they were the cheapest on that.
 
Sorry about the chevy and ford crap in there, I got a catalog that was nothing but Mopar from them and it only had Mopar stuff. They apparently do have a bunch of chevy and ford crap stuck in there that you have to wade through to find the Mopar stuff. SO Sorry, I will put a heads up in the original post. ugh.
 
Bought a console for an E body today....15% off....they had the best deal including shipping since I am in Vegas...a East coast company wanted 96 dollars for shipping vs their 29 dollars for shipping...shop around.
 
I bought an Eagle forged stroker crank on Ebay. I dont know where it came from but the flat rate shipping fee was $14. Dinner for 2 at BK is more than $14!
 
The only place I was able to find a repop battery hold down that I liked was Classic Industries. It took forever to ship and then forever to land on my doorstep.

Only time I bought from them.
 
brian6pac said:
That's funny all Chevy parts under mopar heading
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Sorry, there are Mopar parts in there, but I didn't notice in the beginning of the catalog they do have chevy and ford stuff too. I put a link to the Mopar decals, which there is 55 pages of only pretty much only Mopar.

Sorry about that, you have my condolences...

Bob
 
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pishta said:
I bought an Eagle forged stroker crank on Ebay. I dont know where it came from but the flat rate shipping fee was $14. Dinner for 2 at BK is more than $14!
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Plenty of good stuff on eBay, you can also search for a lot of Mopar parts on Amazon and get free or next to free shipping with Prime if you know the part number. Problem is they don't have it organized as well as eBay, or like Summit.
 
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66fyssh said:
The only place I was able to find a repop battery hold down that I liked was Classic Industries. It took forever to ship and then forever to land on my doorstep.

Only time I bought from them.
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I got my decal in 4 days, don't know what the hold up was on your battery hold down.
 
Thanks for letting me know Bob. Maybe it was just a one time thing.

I got my catalog about a week ago. Huge, for sure!!
 
They do have a lot of great stuff! My catalog has all mopar stuff in it
 
If you like the Classic Ind. catalogue, you should also get a Year One catalogue. They don't always carry the same stuff and the prices are different. Having both you can find the parts you want at the best price.
 
moparmat2000 said:
Prices are high at CI. Their 25% off sales are "up to 25%" year one says 25% its 25% or it's not listed as part of the sale.
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Yearone has “up to” sometimes.

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70DusterBob said:
Sorry, there are Mopar parts in there, but I didn't notice in the beginning of the catalog they do have chevy and ford stuff too. I put a link to the Mopar decals, which there is 55 pages of only pretty much only Mopar decals.

Sorry about that, you have my condolences...

Bob
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No need to apologize It's there web site
 
Agree. The one stop shopping for 90% of what I needed was worth the price. I would buy a truckload at a time with the 30% off sale and because the shipping was combined it always turned out to be a fair deal. The time I saved looking made up any difference. I would always buy 20 to 100 parts at a shot.
 
Classic does have their act together.
I've worked with them on several problem items.

But you have to remember they are just a middle man and they seem to rely on what the people making the things tell them the part actually is and that it will fit. And over the years I've found some turnover in their technical support.

I'm on their list for the MOPAR catalogs, which is nice.
But they could save money by not sending that to me all the time.
It is big and has to cost to mail.
Maybe some people buy the generic performance items in it and it does pay for itself?

I have nothing against YEAR ONE.
But frankly, I don't know how they stay in business with the meger selection they seem to have.
And last I checked their web site was sort of useless.
 
Year One did have a couple of things that I could not get from Classic but their shipping expensive and would take 5 days will I could procrastinate till Wednesday morning and still have my parts from Classic on Friday :)
 
adriver said:
Classic does have their act together.
I've worked with them on several problem items.

But you have to remember they are just a middle man and they seem to rely on what the people making the things tell them the part actually is and that it will fit. And over the years I've found some turnover in their technical support.

I'm on their list for the MOPAR catalogs, which is nice.
But they could save money by not sending that to me all the time.
It is big and has to cost to mail.
Maybe some people buy the generic performance items in it and it does pay for itself?

I have nothing against YEAR ONE.
But frankly, I don't know how they stay in business with the meger selection they seem to have.
And last I checked their web site was sort of useless.
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YO had a pretty good selection and catalogs way back in the day - pre-internet.
Classic occassionally has stuff that no one else seems to have - that's when I've used them. A few years ago I got a good sales person and he was starting to track down the wiper refills for the repop blades they sell. Then he disappeared (assume he left).
Their customer service and mopar knowledge as reflected in the catalog seems to have gone downhill since then.
 
Thanks for all the positive feedback guys. I was so happy to find the decals I was looking for. They also have the rear spoiler I have been looking at for a while as well. They have a super model for $400, and middle model for $279 and the generic one for $200. I'm going with the mid-priced one whenever I dig my self out of this hole. But I was impressed with how many parts they have.

And also, like several have said, we have to shop around to find the best deal always it seems. If they don't gouge the price, the gouge the shipping and vice versa. And parts are not that easy to come by either anywhere. But I'm glad to have found CI, and hope t hat YO and CI and Mancini, and TTI as well as all us Mopar fans keep the fire going for a LONG, LONG TIME!!!
 
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