Hi Only just found your site and was....well... just...hoping you guys could help me out restoring me old 60s Chevy? Parts wise of course! Im in the UK and having trouble finding parts for my 67 Belair. Ratski.

what sort of things you looking for

Chevrolet Restoration World
restoworld.com
classicindustries
rock auto has some mechanical stuff for better prices.

Thanx for the heads up jwfirebird, looking for things like;

F&R screen rubber
door glass rubbers
and just those little odds n sods to keep the old girl water tight!
quite an important thing over here

The list goes on an on etc.

we call windshield and rear window weather stripping or seals here. might be helpful when searching

New Chevy Bel-Air Weatherstripping | Chevrolet Weatherstripping

Jw, Thanx again for the push in the right direction! I had checked out Rock auto

parts before! and to have them recomended (sp) is good!

Restoration World (www.chevroletrestorationwold.com) is litterly 2.5 miles from me. I have dealt with them a number of times, nice people.

Most of the aftermarket seals for a 1967 Chevrolet Bel-Air will be made by Metro Rubber or Soft Seal. The big question is, does the car in the UK have different then US market parts?

i doubt they had made for sale there back then. i think cars of that era would have been bought here and shipped there at some point in there life

Ill disagree with you on that. Canadian models were Different enough back then. They published catalogs for Canadian market GM vehicles in English (not just French language versions) . I know Europe had some different lighting requirements in the 1960'* up.

If your over seas with a GM you need to know if it was a US market vehicle, Canadian market, or Export.

1967 also had basic emissions controls for California & Federal Emissions.

thats what i mean in Europe. thats where he is from. i know canadians have there own, i think it was alot easier to do business with them back then than europe