Auto Obsession Classic Car Parts

It's peak show season ☀️ Cars & coffee, weekend cruises, and that first trophy of the summer. Whatever you're driving — daily survivor or frame-off resto — we want to see it. Tag us or drop your ride in the comments, and you might land in our Customer Gallery.
See builds from the community 👉 https://autoobsession.com/customer-gallery/

Pro Tip: When's the last time you checked your weatherstripping?

Old, cracked weatherstripping lets in water, wind noise, and road dust — and it's one of the most overlooked parts of a restoration.

Signs it's time to replace:
- Visible cracking or hardening
- Water leaks after rain or a car wash
- Increased wind noise at speed
- Doors don't seal tight when closed

We carry complete weatherstrip kits from SoffSeal, Metro Moulded, and more for most classic cars and trucks.

Shop weatherstripping: https://autoobsession.com/weatherstripping/

It's officially cruise night season and we are HERE for it.

Whether you're trailering to a big show or just rolling to a local cruise-in this weekend, there's nothing like seeing a parking lot full of classics under the summer sky.

Where are you taking your ride this weekend? Tag us in your photos!

Vendor Spotlight: Dynacorn International

When it comes to reproduction body panels, fenders, hoods, and structural parts for your classic, Dynacorn sets the standard. Their parts are stamped from quality steel and designed to fit like the originals.

We're an authorized Dynacorn dealer with a huge selection in stock — from full body shells to small trim pieces.

Browse Dynacorn parts: https://autoobsession.com/dynacorn

DEAL ALERT — Save 39% on this Dynacorn Cowl Induction Hood for 1967 Chevelle & El Camino. Just $399.99 (was $657.99).

2-inch cowl with bug screen included. This is a closeout deal, so once it's gone, it's gone. Local pick up only. Sorry, no shipping.

Shop all The Deals from the Obsession Garage! https://autoobsession.com/deals-from-the-obsession-garage/

Car show season is in full swing! What's the FIRST thing you do when prepping your classic for a show?

A) Detail the engine bay
B) Clay bar and polish the paint
C) Clean the interior top to bottom
D) All of the above... twice

Drop your answer below and tell us what you're bringing out this summer!

Upgrade your hood game! New from Dynacorn — Billet Hood Hinges now available for '55-59 Chevy Pickups, '62 Impala, '68-72 GTO, and '73-79 Ford Pickups & Broncos.

These precision-machined billet hinges are a serious upgrade over stock — smoother operation, cleaner look, and built to last.

Shop new arrivals: https://autoobsession.com/newarrivals/

Share the Father's Day Car Show you'll be going to.

DadFest is back on Sunday June 21st in Washington Park with a massive Classic Car show presented by ParkAlbany, expanded Food & Craft vendors, a family friendly Market32 Cares Kid Zone & non-stop live music all day on TWO STAGES, thanks to our presenting sponsors KeyBank & PYX 106 🤩

Enjoy live performances from Whatsername (A Tribute to Green Day), Run Rabbit Run (A Tribute to Pink Floyd), Doc Horton and the Jay Street Band, Lucid Street, Erica Rose, Sydney Worthley & Albany Rock Pit 😎 This event is FREE to attend and suitable for all ages.

Planning a summer road trip in your classic? Here are 4 things to check before you hit the highway:

1. Cooling system - flush the radiator and check all hoses for cracks or soft spots. Overheating on a back road is no fun.

2. Belts - inspect for glazing, cracking, or fraying. A broken belt can leave you stranded fast.

3. Tires - check tread depth, sidewall condition, and tire age. Even tires with good tread can dry rot if they're old.

4. Weatherstripping - nothing ruins a cruise like wind noise or a leak. Replace worn door and window seals before your trip.

Find all the parts you need at AutoObsession.com

Dream garage time. You get unlimited space, unlimited budget, but you can only pick THREE classic cars to fill it. What are you choosing?

We'll go first: a '69 Camaro SS, a '57 Chevy Bel Air, and a '70 Chevelle SS 454. Your turn — drop your three in the comments!