new old stock
New old stock means parts that are old but never used. They are still in their original packaging and are great for fixing up classic cars.
New old stock (NOS) refers to unused, old inventory that is still in its original packaging and has never been installed or used. It is often sought after for restorations to maintain authenticity and originality in classic cars.
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"including OEM, new old stock or custom components when suitable and available, handled with real care."
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""There's nothing being remanufactured for the most part. So you have to find new old stock or restore the existing parts, right?""
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