I have been buying parts for older auto from Hagen's since the cars they are selling parts for were new.
I have have not had a bad experience ever!

The best for vintage and antique auto parts. Very knowledgeable. Had original brake cylinders and master cylinder for a '39 Plymouth and clutch slave cylinder for a '67 Jaguar lined with stainless steel for lots less than the cost of new and very rapid turn around.

Hagen Auto Parts deliberty gave me the wrong information when I went to them to have new lining put on the front brake shoes for my 1931 Buick. They told me that it would cost $1.00 an inch to have my two front wheel brake shoes relined. So I calculated in my head that it would cost about $65.00. So I asked them if that would be around $65.00 to $70.00 to have them done. they told me yes. The next day I brought the brake shoes in to have them relined. Five days later I went down to pick them up, The guy at the counter told me that that would be $148.00 for relining the two front brake shoes. I couldn't believe it, that was more than twice as much as I had been told. ( by the way they don't give you a work order its all word of mouth). I told him that I was told it would cost about $65, He told me that the rest was labor. I told him that I was not happy with the price. So he picks up the brake shoes and takes them in the back room and removes the new brake pads and then gives them

I know Hagen Auto Parts deliberty gave me the wrong information when I went to them to have new lining put on the front brake shoes for my 1931 Buick. They told me that it would cost $1.00 an inch to have my two front wheel brake shoes relined. So I calculated in my head that it would cost about $65.00. So I asked them if that would be around $65.00 to $70.00 to have them done. they told me yes. The next day I brought the brake shoes in to have them relined. Five days later I went down to pick them up, The guy at the counter told me that that would be $148.00 for relining the two front brake shoes. I couldn't believe it, that was more than twice as much as I had been told. ( by the way they don't give you a work order its all word of mouth). I told him that I was told it would cost about $65, He told me that the rest was labor. I told him that I was not happy with the price. So he picks up the brake shoes and takes them in the back room and removes the new brake pads. I woun't be back

I needed some brake cylinders sleeved for my 51. Turn around time was great with a good price to boot. The old cylinders are better than new now!!