Classic Source

iOS app by Anthony Coby. Shopping · Anthony Coby

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0 / 5
Store rating count
0
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.0.1
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-09

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Classic Source searches the classic car parts stores at once, so you stop opening a dozen tabs to find one radiator. Pick your vehicle (1928 to present) and type a part, or skip the vehicle and search anyway. Every result comes back with the price the store is asking and a fit label judged against your car, so you can tell at a glance which ones actually fit. WHAT IT SEARCHES The big classic and muscle car parts suppliers, plus the marque specialists for Bronco, Mustang, Chevy and Mopar restorations. Each search goes out to the stores most likely to carry the part you asked for. PHOTO PART LOOKUP Point the camera at a casting number or a part tag. It reads the number, tells you what the part is, and searches for it. ASK AI ABOUT YOUR RESULTS "Which of these fits a 350 with air conditioning" gets a real answer, with the specific part it means and why, not a generic spec sheet. YOUR GARAGE Save your vehicles once. Every search after is scoped to what you own, and every part, question, and note you save stays with the right vehicle. INSTALL GUIDES Step by step for the job, with the tools and consumables listed alongside it. BEYOND THE PART Tools, fluids, and shop supplies, sorted the way the work actually happens, for the parts of the job Classic Source doesn't compare prices on. Your first 5 searches are free, no card needed. Paid plans add more searches, AI questions, and install guides a month. Classic Source compares prices across retailers and links you to them. It does not sell parts itself.

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