1. Online Retailers:
* Classic Industries: A huge selection of Mustang parts, specializing in classic models.
* CJ Pony Parts: Another massive online retailer with a comprehensive Mustang parts catalog.
* YearOne: Great for finding reproduction parts and accessories.
* Summit Racing: Extensive parts selection for both classic and modern cars.
* Amazon: While not a dedicated Mustang source, Amazon often has a surprising range of parts.
2. Specialized Mustang Parts Suppliers:
* Scott Drake: Known for high-quality reproduction parts.
* Mustang Parts, Inc.: Focuses on performance and restoration parts.
* NPD (National Parts Depot): A reputable source for Mustang parts, especially body panels.
* The Mustang Source: Offers a variety of parts and accessories.
3. Local Auto Parts Stores:
* AutoZone, Advance Auto Parts, O'Reilly Auto Parts: These stores might have basic parts, but their selection for a classic Mustang will be limited.
4. Mustang Clubs and Forums:
* Mustang Club of America: A great place to connect with other Mustang owners and find parts leads.
* Online Forums: Many Mustang-specific forums offer classified sections where members sell parts.
Tips for Finding Parts:
* Know Your VIN: This is the most important piece of information for finding specific parts for your car.
* Identify the Part Number: If you know the original part number, finding a replacement will be easier.
* Check for Reproductions: Many parts for classic cars are available as reproductions, which can be a good value.
* Compare Prices: Always shop around for the best deals, especially for major components.
* Read Reviews: Before you buy, check reviews from other customers to ensure the quality of the parts.
For Body Parts:
* Specialty Body Shops: These can often find harder-to-source body parts.
* Salvage Yards: A good option for used parts, but make sure they are in good condition.
Remember:
* Not all parts are created equal. Be cautious of cheap, low-quality parts, as they can compromise the safety and performance of your Mustang.
* Research thoroughly. Make sure you understand the fitment and compatibility of any parts you purchase.
* Consult a mechanic: If you are not experienced with car repairs, it's always best to have a qualified mechanic install any parts you buy.
