The smallest, hardest to find piece can bring any restoration project to an abrupt stop. Unfortunately, many of the Dodge, Chrysler, and Plymouth cars mechanics try to bring back to life have been out of production for years. That’s why Dodge teamed up with restoration parts merchant Classic Industries. The American car company wants to see these iconic vehicles come out from under the shadows, and back on the road.
”You’ll find a pretty complete range of parts for anyone’s restoration project,” said Todd Beddick, head of Mopar Accessory and Performance Portfolio. “Sheet metal is a big commodity, badges, trim for the interior and exterior. We even have the complete set of decals for cars that were in the Scat Pack.”
Motorists will be able to look up more than 9,000 authentic parts or download a 550-page catalog.
To learn more or test-drive a heritage-inspired Dodge Charger, visit Lithia Chrysler Jeep Dodge RAM of Pocatello. We proudly serve drivers in Pocatello, Preston and Idaho Falls, Idaho.
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