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Performance Online is dedicated to helping classic Ford drivers keep their favorite vehicles in top shape. Explore our services to find out why our website is your top resource for vintage Ford vehicle restoration.
- Dedicated Service: For over 30 years, Performance Online has helped car lovers maintain their favorite classic vehicles. Our staff is full of experienced car enthusiasts, so we can always support our customers with our expertise. Trust our knowledgeable staff if you have extra questions about installation, parts, or the latest repair technology.
- Tempting Offers: We work hard to provide affordable, high-quality parts for our customers—that’s why we offer numerous special offers on our most popular products. Regular sale items include brake, chassis, steering, and suspension parts. Visit us online to find out how you can fix up your classic Ford for less.
- Large Selection: Classic Ford collectors need a broad selection of parts to meet all of their repair needs. That’s why the inventory at Performance Online is plentiful and diverse. We offer parts for all Ford Mustangs from 1964 to 1973, including Shelby GT and Cobra models. We also offer parts for 1948-64 Ford F-1 and F-100 trucks.
- Convenient Shipping: We make it easy to get the parts you want to the places they need to be. We keep almost every item in stock to ensure that shipping is fast and efficient. If we don’t have an item in stock, we typically receive special orders within 5 business days. Call us to find out if the part you need for your classic Ford vehicle is currently in our warehouse.
- How-To Articles: Performance Online doesn’t stop at parts sales. We also host numerous informative tech articles on our website. These resources help customers make perfect repairs on their classic Ford cars and trucks.
Get the classic Ford parts you need today by ordering from Performance Online. You can also ask questions about parts and repairs by calling (714) 515-3933.
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This week Performance Online is featuring our 1961-68 Cadillac Front Disc Brake Conversion Kit. These kits are everything you need at the wheel to convert to disc brakes on your 1961-68 Cadillac. A true bolt-on kit using the factory holes on the spindle. These kits mount to your original spindle making installation a snap and include 5 x 5" bolt pattern rotors.
We recommend using one of our power brake boosters.
Kit includes:
• 12" High Quality Finished Standard Rotors
• "GM" calipers w/brake pads
• Bearings
• Seals
• Rubber Brake Hoses
• Dust Caps
• Spindle Nuts
• Mounting Brackets
• All necessary hardware If you have a 1961-1968 Cadillac, this Performance Online product is perfect for you. Call (714) 515-3933 to order this featured item.
Last updated 6 days ago
The article is originally from ClassicCars.com.
Have you ever wondered how thieves steal classic cars? Here's how! The stealing of classic cars is most often a very targeted form of theft. Cars are often “stolen to order,” in which case a buyer has specified a make/model and the thief targets and steals that particular vehicle. Since these thieves are professionals, they can typically disengage anti-theft devices such as alarms and kill-switches, rendering them ineffective in protecting the vehicle. Once the vehicle is stolen, thieves often change the Vehicle Identification Number and re-sell the vehicle in the U.S.
In other cases, cars are stripped down and shipped overseas, where they are reassembled and re-sold.
This form of theft can also be quite dangerous, with thieves actually entering a car owner’s home. In many cases, professional thieves identify a specific car to steal, follow the car owner home and steal the car directly from the owner’s garage. Thieves often roll the car out of the garage, place it on a trailer and haul the car away. The very nature of this form of theft makes a strong case for protecting these cars with a proven stolen vehicle recovery system.
Performance Online sells high performance quality products.Our expertise in custom suspension and brake parts has been developed through years of experience. Call (714) 515-3933 to order parts today.
Last updated 8 days ago
This week Performance Online is featuring our 1964-72 GM A body stock spindle disc brake conversion kits are a must for you classic muscle car! These systems work with 15" and some 14" wheels. Tremendous improvements can be felt when updating your vintage vehicle to front disc brakes. Applications include Chevy, Pontiac, Buick and Oldsmobile.
Kit includes:
• Spindles
• High Quality Finished Rotors
• GM Calipers w/brake pads
• Bearings
• Seals
• Dust caps
• Spindle Nuts
• Mounting Brackets
• Rubber Brake Hoses
• Limited Lifetime Warranty
Upgrades Available:
• Cross Drilled and Slotted Rotors (shown in picture) Now Just $79.00!!
• Stainless braided hoses, add $19 for the pair. Limited time offer!!
If you have a 1964-72 Chevy, Pontiac, Oldsmobile or Buick GM, this Performance Online product is perfect for you. Call (714) 515-3933 to order this featured item.
Last updated 13 days ago
This article is originally posted on HotRodAndRestoration.com. It was posted by Devlin Smith.
Spend the first weekend in May at a car show, meeting new customers, supporting local charities and sharpening your skills. Events being held this weekend include the 38th Street Rod Nationals South Plus, Rev’ved Up 4 Kids and Third Annual Greystone Mansion Concours d’Elegance. Information on these and six additional events is listed below. More shows and events will be posted on Hotrod & Restoration‘s Twitter throughout the week.
The 38th Street Rod Nationals South Plus takes place Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Chilhowee Park & Expo Center in Knoxville, Tennessee. The event will feature vehicles from the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s, as well as manufacturer displays, a vintage car parts swap meet, and arts and crafts vendors. For more information, visit www.nsra-usa.com.
The Cruisin Morro Bay Car Show takes place Friday, Saturday and Sunday in Morro Bay, California. The show will feature a cruise up the coast, shop tours, cruise night and ice cream social Friday. Saturday and Sunday will feature a show-and-shine. For more information, visit www.morrobaycarshow.org.
Edelbrock is hosting the Rev’ved Up 4 Kids charity fundraiser Saturday and Sunday at its corporate headquarters in Torrance, California. The fundraiser will feature a car show open to all makes and models, a tour of the Edelbrock headquarters, and live entertainment. The event will also feature the “Back to Where It All Began” party that will bring together legends including Vic Edelbrock, Ed Iskenderian, Gene Winfield, Alex Xydias, Parnelli Jones, George Barris and Ed Pink telling stories and signing autographs. The fourth annual Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Engine Challenge Regional competition, featuring local high school students competing in a high-energy engine building competition, will also take place during the fundraiser. Proceeds will benefit The Center for Learning Unlimited, a private educational institution that provides comprehensive education to students with complex learning disabilities. For more information, visit www.revvedup4kids.com.
The inaugural Girls Go Racing: The Art of Driving Adventure takes place Saturday and Sunday at Road America Race Track in Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin. Participants will learn the fundamentals of driving and everyday maneuvers on a controlled driving course. There will be a classroom discussion, in-car lessons and an on-track portion.
Mid America Motorworks is hosting the Spring Swapfest & Club Olympics Saturday in Effingham, Illinois. All items offered for sale must be automotive parts, accessories, or memorabilia for any type of enthusiast auto, whether Chevrolet, Ford, Mopar, hot rods, street rods or muscle cars, plus special emphasis on Corvettes and classic Volkswagens. The event will also feature a cars-for-sale corral. For more information, visit www.funfestevents.com.
Brothers Performance is hosting a car show and sales event Saturday in Deland, Florida. The event is open to Mustangs, Corvettes, Camaros, Challengers, Chargers, GTOs, classic muscle cars and trucks. It will also feature dyno shoot outs and an exhaust sound off competition. For more information, visit www.brothersperformance.com.
Battle at the Banks takes place Saturday at Salem Speedway in Salem, Indiana. The event will feature an autocross, barbecue and cruise-in. The event is open to domestic and domestic-powered vehicles with 200 tire tread wear and no tire softeners. For more information, visit www.calekernhotrods.com.
The Third Annual Greystone Mansion Concours d’Elegance takes place Sunday in Beverly Hills, California. The event will feature more than 125 vintage, rare and unique automobiles. The event will also feature lectures, tours of the mansion, an awards presentation and a marketplace. A portion of proceeds from ticket sales will benefit the nonprofit Friends of Greystone and its ongoing restoration efforts of the estate. . For more information, visit www.beverlyhills.org.
The Bearing Burners Car Show & Swap Meet takes place Sunday at the GM Tech Center in Warren, Michigan. The car show is open to all makes and models, and vehicles will be judged in over 50 classes. The event will also feature a swap meet, a used car corral, a manufacturers’ midway, concessions, giveaways, raffles and a DJ. For more information, visit www.michiganclassics.com.
