Welcome to H&H, your premier destination for Original Equipment Reproduction (OER®) automotive parts and accessories. As the leading manufacturer and distributor of high-quality classic car restoration components, OER® is renowned for its commitment to replicating OEM standards with exceptional precision. OER parts are designed to meet or exceed original factory specifications, ensuring that your classic vehicle maintains its authentic look and feel.
At H&H, we take pride in offering OER® products that not only match but often surpass the quality of the original parts. Thanks to advancements in technology, today's parts are engineered to deliver enhanced durability and performance, all while preserving the classic factory appearance you love. Whether you’re restoring a vintage muscle car or updating a classic truck, our extensive selection of OER® parts is sure to meet your needs.
From arm rests and arm rest bases to accelerator linkage parts, window moldings, lens gaskets, ball joints, battery cables, and body mounts, we have everything you need to complete your restoration project. We also offer console emblems, convertible top assemblies, and a variety of other essential components. At H&H, we are committed to providing you with the best prices and the fastest shipping in the industry.
Don’t hesitate to reach out to us at 479-787-5575 or submit an inquiry for any questions you may have—whether they’re technical or general. As fellow classic car and truck enthusiasts, we're here to support your restoration journey every step of the way. Choose H&H for your OER® parts and experience the difference of superior quality and service.
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Description: 1967-1968 Impala or Caprice or Bel-Air or Biscayne with AC 1967-1968 Chevelle or Malibu or El Camino with AC 1968 Nova or Chevy II with AC
1965-68 Impala with Factory AC
1965-68 Caprice with Factory AC
1965-68 Bel-Air with Factory AC
1965-68 Biscayne with Factory AC
1966-67 Chevelle with Factory AC
1967-68 Camaro with Factory AC
Description: 1965-68 Impala with Factory AC
1965-68 Caprice with Factory AC
1965-68 Bel-Air with Factory AC
1965-68 Biscayne with Factory AC
1966-67 Chevelle with Factory AC
1967-68 Camaro with Factory AC
