* Specialty Chevelle Parts Suppliers: These companies specialize in Chevelles and often carry a wide range of parts, from reproduction parts to NOS (new old stock) items. A web search for "Chevelle parts suppliers" will turn up many options. Expect to pay more for specialized parts from these sources.
* Online Retailers (eBay, Amazon, etc.): You can find a vast array of parts on these platforms, ranging in quality and price. Be sure to carefully check seller ratings and descriptions before purchasing. You'll find everything from new aftermarket parts to used parts here.
* Classic Car Parts Retailers: Many retailers specialize in parts for classic and muscle cars. They may not exclusively carry Chevelle parts but will likely have a selection.
* Auto Parts Stores (AutoZone, Advance Auto Parts, etc.): While these stores primarily focus on modern vehicles, some might have common parts for older Chevelles, especially if they're very common mechanical parts. Don't expect a large selection though.
* Junkyards (Scrap Yards): This is the most budget-friendly option, but requires more legwork and patience. You'll need to call around and possibly visit multiple yards to find the specific part you need. The condition of used parts can vary widely.
* Chevelle Clubs and Forums: Online forums and clubs dedicated to Chevelles are excellent resources. Members often know about parts suppliers, share parts they have for sale, and provide advice on sourcing specific items.
* Local Machine Shops: For custom or hard-to-find parts, a local machine shop may be able to fabricate what you need.
Tips for Finding Parts:
* Specify the Year: Chevelle parts varied significantly year to year (1964-1978). Be precise about your Chevelle's year and model.
* Identify the Part Number: If you know the part number, finding it will be much easier.
* Check for Reproduction Parts: Many parts are reproduced, offering a more readily available and often less expensive alternative to original parts.
* Consider Condition: Used parts are cheaper but might require restoration or repair.
Remember to always compare prices and shipping costs before making a purchase. Good luck with your search!
