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Parts Counter

Useful suppliers, references, searches, and garage links for keeping Farrah sorted. Not a shopping list. More like the drawer where the good sources live.

Classic Ford / Restoration Sources
Restoration parts

Classic Industries

General classic-car parts, trim, weatherstrip, interior pieces, hardware, and restoration odds and ends.

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Canadian classic source

Muscle Cars & Classics

Canadian muscle-car and restoration parts source. Good place to check before getting buried in cross-border shipping.

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Mechanical parts

RockAuto

Useful for mechanical parts, ignition, brake, cooling, fuel, electrical, and cross-reference hunting.

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Local / Practical Parts Sources
Local parts counter

NAPA Canada

Good for common mechanical parts, fluids, belts, hoses, clamps, tools, and practical garage stuff.

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Canadian parts source

Lordco

Handy for Canadian availability checks, universal parts, hardware, tools, and normal repair-shop supplies.

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Future slot

Add Future Source

Jump to the holding area for new suppliers, saved searches, rare parts, manuals, and “don’t lose this again” links.

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Add a New Source Later

Copy one of the supplier cards above, paste it into the correct section, then change the name, link, tag, and description. This keeps the Parts Counter organized instead of turning into a random pile of bookmarks.

<a class="card" href="https://example.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">
  <div class="card-top">
    <div class="tag">Category</div>
    <h2>Supplier Name</h2>
    <p>Short note about what this source is useful for.</p>
  </div>
  <div class="visit">Open site →</div>
</a>
Garage rule: Check Canadian sources first when it makes sense. Cross-border shipping, duty, wrong parts, and return hassles can turn a cheap part into an expensive annoyance fast.