Ever wonder which spare parts you should be carrying in your classic car? Many parts for classic cars are unavailable or require a special order at most local auto parts stores. This is bad news if your car is stuck on the side of the road. In this video, Mark Simpson takes a look at the parts you should consider carrying in your car, as well as a few products and items that can be used to make emergency repairs.
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