Welcome
to Fifth Avenue Internet Garage. Since 1987, Fifth Avenue
has been making antique, classic and special interest vehicles
more reliable and fun to drive.
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Randy
Rundle, Owner/Founder
Fifth Avenue Antique Auto Parts |
We
have done it for the cars entered in the Great Race, we have
done it for the movie studios,
and we have even done it for the Queen of England.
Consider this your personal invitation to tour our Internet
Garage. You are free to wander around, peek in all of the
corners, and spend some time reading about some of our past
adventures. We will provide you with the same personal service
that we provide to all of our customers. We welcome your questions
and comments and look forward to hearing from you soon!
The yellow 1949 Chevrolet Car on the front of the building is the real thing. The original headlights still work as do the original park lights. The original horn also works, and is controlled by a push button under the counter. Come by for a visit and you can honk the car horn yourself.
Dear Randy,
Thanks for sending me the relay, oil seal, and kick down switch for my overdrive. I would not think about tackling the overdrive unit on my 1950 flathead without reading your Overdrive Book first. You made everything simple and easy to understand.
Tom Bruno
 "Finally a book that explains how a vintage cooling system works in
language the average guy can understand.
If you have a Flathead Ford or Mercury this is a must have book. The
tech tips and how-to information will help you easily identify and solve most any cooling system problem. I
solved my overheating problems with what I learned from this book. It is well worth the fifteen bucks, you will get your money's worth.
--B. Thomas
“The Official Guide to Shop Kinks and Tech Tips 1940-1960 Edition.” This book contains over 140, tech tips and short cuts developed by the mechanics of the era who made their living working on these cars and trucks everyday. Order your copy today…just ten dollars post paid!
H i Randy,
I ordered and received your Official 12-volt Conversion Guide along with a copy of The Alternator Gazette. This is great info and good reading, easy to understand. I had to let you know that I am Impressed. Thanks again for all of your help.
Tom Franko
Randy,
I bought your 12-Volt Conversion Guide and love it. I have a '55 Studebaker Commander that I plan to upgrade to 12-volts soon. I really appreciate your "common sense" style of writing and the way you explain things, so even a regular guy like me can understand! Thanks!
T. Noller
How nice of you to say ...
Dear Randy,
 Last year (2007) we did the Peking-to-Paris motor challenge with our 1950 6-cyl. Plymouth, equipped with your famous 6V alternator. During more than 10.000 very hard miles through the Gobi desert and Siberia/Russia we had no problems with your equipment - thank you!
For the next long distance rally we plan to restore a 1951 Cadillac Series 62 Sedan that we want to convert to 12V. We will be contacting you for the 12-volt conversion parts we need.
Best greetings from Switzerland,
Hans
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