Well, ebay is only one source. There's also Craigslist, Auto Trader, Fordbarn, the free classified papers that seem to be in every town, Deals on Wheels, and so on. Swap meets are still golden, and of course the best source.........networking with other car guys.

The next 10-20 years are going to be golden for younger guys who like these kind of cars. As we pre and early boomers near 80 we're going to be getting out of the hobby out of necessity.........dead or alive. Since you're new to this portion of the hobby I'll just say, there's more "stuff" out there than you can imagine. My generation and somewhat earlier have been packin crap away for decades. Some of us will begin thinning out our stashes thinking ahead to make it easier on our survivors, or because we need the money for medical stuff, or just because we get old, cranky, and disinterested. Others will die and their widows will have to deal with it. If you watch ebay for instance, you're already beginning to see a regular trickle of years long collections pop up. I posted a thread on a flathead cylinder head collection last week I think.

The point is, if you get yourself connected with like minded people, look seriously for what you want, you'll find it cause it's out there and, I believe, will be out there even more in the not too distant future. If it trickles out gradually over time, the pricing won't change a heck of a lot (ignoring the genuinely rare, unique, high value stuff), but if it starts to come in larger spurts then the prices will actually drop ..........................good ol' supply and demand...........works both ways.