Hagerty Drivers Club Carcierge and Hagerty Claims have worked together for years to compile a massive list of restoration and repair shops.  Here are some Hagerty Expert Repair Network rated shops in the greater Detroit area to contact to see if they are interested in the world - tell them the Hagerty Carcierge sent you.  Master Works Automotive Services in Madison Heights tel 248 583 0590, 8 Mile Collision and Glass in Farmington Hills tel 248 888 0538, Action Collision in Troy tel 248 583 7755. ... View more

Thanks for contacting us about shops.  I found no Hagerty Expert Repair Network rated shops within 50 minutes drive time of your location, but I did locate two shops you could consider.    Antique Car Restorations of Beverly appears to have mechanics on staff.      https://www.classiccarrestorationsbeverly.com/ 445 Rantoul Street Beverly, MA 01915   Phone: (978) 998-4709   Cape Ann Auto Body are on our lists and appear to have mechanics on staff.       http://www.capeannautobody.com/   19 Grove St, Essex, MA phone 978 768 7333 ... View more

Try Cadillac Parts Limited in NJ 856 753 6788, Dan's Classic Auto Parts in OR 503 234 6674, and All American Classics in WA 800 955 4999.  Otherwise, your best bet is to join the Cadillac LaSalle club and search their classifieds and use any list of potential vendors they may have.  https://www.cadillaclasalleclub.org/  ... View more

Hmmm the first thing I thought of when I saw your request was the vendor known as Scarebird, but they don't show a kit for any Corvettes.  www.scarebird.com is the website, and they offer CDC cut kits for all kinds of collector cars which then use commonly available modern components to convert old drum brakes to disk, usually leaving the backspacing and wheels entirely alone / stock.  Perhaps they'd be interested in working up a kit, email them at tech@scarebird.com    The cost of their systems is far less, plus you'd be assured of factory back-spacing to enable anything said to fit the car "as stock" would work, though on some of their kits, they do up-size wheels.  However, you've got 15" wheels so there should be no issue - it's 13" and 14" wheel applications which they occasionally say folks have to move up 1" in wheel diameter to make it possible for the parts to fit without rubbing.     ... View more

There are bumpers for sale on eBay, or you can contact Bud's Benz at 800 942 8444 as they could have them.  MAcarbon has a kit but they are temporarily out of stock, they are at 650 489 4415.   ... View more

A full AMC line-up.  No SUV's, car.  Hear me out.  AMC was purchased by Chrysler in 1987, so could be resurrected.  Just as Plymouth could be.  There's a dealer network, called Jeep?  You know, the company AMC bought in 1970?  Back in 2008, Hot Rod magazine did an April fools spoof, but to be honest, the cars don't look too bad!  When the SUV craze ends (and it will some day), people will be wanting CARS again.  Build them in the USA, you know, AMC stands for AMERICAN MOTORS CORPORATION.  http://nspmotorsports.blogspot.com/2010/02/future-amc-concept-cars.html   ... View more

1933 Volvo Venus Bilo.     ... View more

IKA Torino in Argentina, was a facelifted Rambler American with ex-Kaiser Jeep overhead camshaft "Tornado" inline six.  (IKA stood for Industrias Kaiser Argentina).  1960's-1970's.   It's cousin, the Willys Aero, a recycled sedan from 1952-1955, was beautifully restyled by Brooks Stevens for Willys do Brazil.  Early 1960's-1970's.  Strangely enough, it became a Ford later...      ... View more

1937 Plymouth, according to what I see in my Standard Catalog of American Cars by Kimes and Clark.   ... View more

Chrysler Turbine car.  I've been fascinated by that car since I was 6 and it first came out.    Toyota Century V12.  Just to cruise around in total luxury without people outside-the-know realizing what it is.  Non-ostentatious.  But wow, luxury.     1964 Studebaker Gran Turismo Hawk, black, red interior, supercharged, four speed, power front disc brakes, air conditioning, power steering, no radio.  I'd want to listen to the supercharger and that great 289 Stude V8.   ... View more