Today, automotive enthusiasts have a broad range of options to choose from when outfitting their classic car or truck with replacement brake, steering, and suspension components. In fact, this once obscure corner of the aftermarket has blossomed into a multi-million dollar a year industry, ripe with a number of heavy-hitting manufacturers.
Of the aftermarket suppliers within this industry, few are as renowned, or as all-encompassing as Classic Performance Products (CPP). Headquartered in Placentia, California, CPP has gained quite the reputation for offering quality steering, suspension, and brake system components, at a price point well within the budget of most blue-collar Americans.
Founded in December of 1991, Classic Performance Parts rose out of owner Jim Ries’ drive to provide quality aftermarket components for the budding custom-truck market. However, CPP soon gained additional notoriety for producing various steering, suspension, and brake kits for many classic Chevy models.
“We ended up doing Nova and Chevelle parts, Tri-Five parts, Camaro parts, and it just kind of evolved from there”, says Ries. This inventory expansion continues today. CPP’s catalog of premium aftermarket components and accessories grows increasingly broad with each passing year.
Consumers have come to expect nothing but the best from CPP, and for good reason. Each of the manufacturer’s kits is packed full of nothing but the heartiest components and comes complete with the bulk of everything that is required for installation.
“We put these really complete packages together, that are really targeted to make it be an easy, affordable, and well-performing installation. We also try to include everything the consumer or installer is going to need to complete the installation”, Ries says.
Additionally, many consumers and enthusiasts find favor in the stellar level of adjustability, showcased by Classic Performance Parts’ various kits. The company manufactures each of its suspension kits to provide road-trip-worthy comfort, yet still be capable of cornering at speed, with a few simple adjustments. As Ries says, “Built for the street, proven on the track.”
CPP maintains stringent quality control standards, by keeping a watchful eye on each facet of its business. All of the manufacturer’s operations are conducted under a single roof, contained within CPP’s 80,000-square-foot warehouse facility….
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