01-25-07: Scott Drake Enterprises has been a long time pillar of the Mustang aftermarket and reproduction parts business. In fact the company has been around almost longer and now offers a larger variety of parts than anyone else.
As Resto-Mod has become a large part of the vintage Mustang hobby, many new parts have been coming on line that enable enthusiasts to add factory made parts to their cars that blend new tastes and styles while keeping original functionality
On this wavelength, Scott Drake has announced a new line of black and satin chrome parts for vintage Ford Mustangs that are now available through their authorized dealers nationwide. Black chrome and satin finishes are some the coolest new trends being seen in the custom car scene, adding a new level of customization that has been previously cost prohibitive for many.
“There are many vintage Mustang owners out there who not only want to restore their car, but give it some personality at the same time,” said Scott Drake, president and CEO of Scott Drake Enterprises. “That’s why we developed our new line of vintage parts in black and satin chrome. These products have the same build, quality and original specs as our line of chrome parts, but allows owners to avoid a ‘cookie cutter’ restoration look.”
Scott Drake currently offers non-remote side mirrors for 1964-73 Mustangs and outside door handles for 1964 - 70 models in both the black chrome and satin chrome finishes. Additional satin chrome products for 1964 - 68 Mustangs include shifter bezels, heater dash plates, heater control knobs, door lock knobs, tail light bezels, Monte Carlo bars, inside door handles, window cranks and Rally Pacs.
“We’re not just a company that offers quality parts, but a company that gives our customers options,” added Drake. “Our satin chrome products are a good match with our billet aluminum pieces, like our billet aluminum tail light bezels and billet aluminum gas caps. Scott Drake customers can expect additional black and satin chrome parts that will slide into our product line in the coming months.”
More information can be found at www.scottdrake.net
