* Classic Car Parts Suppliers: These are your best bet. Companies specializing in classic car parts often stock or can source NOS (New Old Stock) or reproduction bumpers. Search online for "classic car parts" along with "1967 Plymouth Belvedere" to find many suppliers. Some popular online retailers specialize in Mopar (Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge) parts.
* Online Auction Sites (eBay, etc.): You can often find used bumpers here, but carefully inspect listings for condition. Be prepared to pay shipping, which can be substantial for a large item like a bumper.
* Classic Car Parts Shows and Swap Meets: Attending these events can be a great way to find parts, often at better prices than online, and you can inspect the item in person. Check local listings for events in your area.
* Junkyards/Salvage Yards: While finding a bumper in good condition in a junkyard is a long shot, it's worth checking if you're comfortable with searching through them.
Important Considerations:
* Condition: Be realistic about the condition you can expect. NOS bumpers are rare and expensive. Used bumpers may require restoration (repairing dents, rust, and rechroming).
* Cost: Expect to pay a significant amount for a bumper, especially a high-quality one. The price will vary depending on condition and source.
* Shipping: Shipping a bumper can be costly due to its size and weight. Factor this into your budget.
Start your search online with the keywords mentioned above. Be prepared to invest some time and effort to find the right bumper for your project. Good luck with your search!
