Can you suggest additional forums and blogs for classic muscle and antique cars

[Guest ekippy]

Thanks

[keiser31]

Here is one....http://wwnboa.org/index.htm

[John_S_in_Penna]

Surely there must be other people that can make suggestions to Mr. Ekippy.

What specific types of cars are you looking for?

There is www.packardinfo.com for Packard fans;

the Cadillac-LaSalle Club has their own forum at their

club's website.

There's www.v8buick.com,

and for Chrysler fans, there is "C body drydock."

(Do a computer search to find the internet address.)

These are all interactive forums.

[joe_padavano]

Surely there must be other people that can make suggestions to Mr. Ekippy.

Yeah, Google. That's not intended to be a flip response. Just about any and every marque and model you care to name has at least one dedicated forum. Most have several.

[ScarredKnightfan]

Yeah, Google. That's not intended to be a flip response. Just about any and every marque and model you care to name has at least one dedicated forum. Most have several.

That was kinda along the lines I was thinking, too. Except, sometimes, people want recommendations from people who are already on the forums. That noted, tho, it'd be nice to know exactly what ekippy's interests are ... to get a better idea of what forums to suggest.

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[John_S_in_Penna]

If more people contribute Forum names to this thread,

it could be a useful reference that will educate all of us!

[Guest Magoo]

We're pretty proud of our little website. Link below.

[Guest ekippy]

Thanks for the replies I was interested in forums involving classic, muscle and antique parts.

[John_S_in_Penna]

Even though your question didn't mention parts,

you'll find, Mr. Ekippy, that those specialized forums

list parts for sale (and wanted) as well as cars.

If you need a Studebaker part, for example, there's

no better place to be than among Studebaker hobbyists

(in person or on the internet).