So you're looking for vintage auto parts.......

[jim v]

Maybe you should check this out -

antique vintage car cars rat rod charger barracuda challenger

This listing is for antique car/truck sale located at Gates Salvage in Hardwick Vermont. We are currently offering a pre-winter antique vintage car sale. We have approximately over 400 cars and trucks to pick from. The prices are 500.00 for any car in our vintage car section and 500-1000.00 for all trucks in out vintage pickup/truck line. Come take your pick. We are offering this sale only for a short time as we will be processing these cars very soon and they will be gone forever. Examples are Barracudas approx 17 ea of these, VW beetles, vans, ford, chevy, dodge, chargers, challengers, corvairs, desoto, nash, rambler, cadillac, camaro, impala, c10, c20, comets, cougars, edsels, firebirds, mustangs, meteor etc. These are all from low 1930's-low 80's. These have been sitting here for many years so don't expect a fully restored one for 500.00. Conditions all vary. Buy for restoring your current antique or making yourself a rat rod. I will not take pics of individual cars. You must come in person and sort thru the cars to find one that best suits your needs. Prices are firm unless you need only bits and pieces. First come first serve. Delivery available @ 6.00 per loaded mile with a minimum charge of $125.00 Call

From the photos there are some cool older vehicles.......

[carsick]

That's the town next to me. I've been there often. Unless I missed some, these were all picked over 25 years ago. I realize with the advent of "reality" car shows, you buy something like these for 5K and your "team" builds a showstopper in 24 hours, but it does not actually work like that. If you folks would find enjoyment from spending all day travelling and then trudging through a muddy lot to look for a jewel that has one vent window left intact, go for it. If they haven't processed these in the last 20 years, they sure as hell won't now with scrap prices at rock bottom.

Old cars are awesome. This is more of a historical automotive autopsy than a treasure hunt.