Antique Auto Links.

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Here is a small list of links that may or may not be worth checking out. Give me some feedback, as this page will be updated often. You can click on the logo or the link to visit any of these sites.

Hemmings Motor News, what can I say. If you have not heard of them you have not been listening. Great source for all things old on wheels.

Here is a new one, looks like a great site for anyone!

Great Old Cars: FREE Photo Classifieds for Classic, Collector and Antique Cars and Trucks. Listings include Vehicles For Sale, Events, Parts, Accessories, Services and Collectibles. Also, research information including photos, VIN decoding and Classic Car prices. http://www.greatoldcars.com

Here is a new and interesting site all about American Austin, and American Bantam.  Please check out the Austin Bantam Website  Feedback is always welcome.

You need parts for your Crosley? This is an online site dedicated to Crosley, and if you have a Crosley you just may want to visit Service Motorsand see what they have to offer.

Aside from mechanically restoring, servicing and supplying parts for vintage British cars Sports and Classic Car Co. services, repairs and offers parts for today's models by Jaguar, Rolls Royce and Mercedes Benz.

Need Mopar information? This is an incredible list of service manuals for Dodge / Chrysler products dating back to the beginning. Check out Mopar Manuals and purchase information on a CD ROM. New Site, more info!

Need to fix your old Ford? Golding's T Parts has parts for T's and more. Go check out the site. Feedback welcome.

Need to show off the Ford you just fixed? Model T Ford Club of America is online. Check it out.

If you need to know anything about Bantams or American Austins just visit Home of American Austin and Bantam lots of great information and links.

If you want to read up on one of the greatest car makes ever go to Pre War Buick and find out all about these great cars. You may even find something interesting in the Trunk!

Want to build yourself a nice old car? Got more time than money?? build one of these 1946-1948 Plymouth and Dodge Automobiles... I know I want to now!

Do you like Jags? We do, and so do the Jag-Lovers... Feedback welcome.

Classic Cars Online. These Cars are probably too new for us to do, but you may find this link interesting... Feedback is welcome!

Internet Site Services. Free advertising? Play Black-jack?? They claim to get a lot of hits... Let me know what you think!

If you think you have a great Link let me know and I will add it.

Update, Computers still work well with Window's XP!

Sure has been a while since I was able to do any work on any of these pages. .

I myself had a little trouble with both my computer at home and at work... I was not able to view anything in "My Computer" at home, and my computer at work was crashing every 20 minutes. I ended up solving both problems by upgrading the 2 machines from Win 98 to Windows XP.

Sure, I am still having problems here and there, but neither computer has crashed since I did that over 2 months ago. Some programs needed updating after XP, and some hardware (like my Microsoft Joy Stick won't work with Microsoft XP... Thanx Bill Gates, you Putz!)

Anyway, I have gotten used to the new look and feel of XP and would recommend it to anyone interested in having a very stable machine. The upgrade from 98 to XP costs about $100.00 and takes less than an hour to install. Go get a copy, or ask your technician if XP is right for you.