Everyone loves a happy ending, and luckily for Original Parts Group customer Peter Karlsson, the story of his 1972 Pontiac LeMans has a fairytale ending that many classic car owners wish they had after selling their ride. (more…)
If you follow Original Parts Group on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter you know that we frequently share photos of our customer's classic rides. More recently we have been sharing our customer's stories, which we've linked below in case you missed them. (more…)
Long before he was an OPGI customer, Shane Schieve fell in love with his uncle's 1970 Monte Carlo. "When my uncle pulled up in this car in '76 I was 4 years old and thought it was the coolest car I've ever seen and I knew it would be mine." (more…)
Back in '97 OPGI customer, Chris Decker spent less time partying and more time wrenching, making sure his first car, a '67 El Camino, was reliable enough to get him to and from high school every day. (more…)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6PuenmxTHM4&t=30s OPGI's 2019 Spring-Summer Series came to a conclusion on July 13th with a successful show specific to pre-88 Buicks, Oldsmobiles, Pontiacs and last but not least, Cadillacs. In fact, we had an array of fully restored Cadillacs here with the Cadillac Kings in attendance as well as our friend Alyssa Kay's 65 Resto-mod "Tequilla" and Scott Burketts "Overhauled" 63. Alyssa and Scott's Cadillacs made it front and center in our Featured Vehicle row along with these beauties, check them out.…
Back in November at the most recent SEMA Show, we learned something new about Chevelles. It was at the Show that our staff discovered Dave Harter’s ’70 Chevelle SS and learned of its’ history as a General Motors Pilot Car, built for pre-production testing, product development and promotional purposes, and never intended to be sold to the public. Apparently all Pilot Cars were supposed to be crushed when their testing and development lives were over. Pilot Cars were hand-built, non-numbers-matching…
[gallery ids="949,953,952,951,956,957"] The OPGI Customer Car presented in this Spotlight is a near perfect example of what might be one of the most popular El Camino variants among collectors and enthusiasts today. Richard Mazzetta of Woodland Hills, California owns this beautiful turquoise 1965 El Camino that has been restored (with plenty of OPGI parts) to near factory original specs both inside and out. Sporting a 283 Chevy small block and Muncie M-20 4-speed, Richard’s El Camino is a perfect…
