It's a problem that's all too familiar for custom automobile enthusiasts - finding replacement parts. Featured in this month’s edition of Street Thunder magazine, Eric Anderson reveals how FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) gives you the power to print your own parts and put the fun back in restoring vintage and muscle cars.

Depending on size and complexity, most parts can be produced with FDM in less than 24hours. Because FDM uses real thermoplastics, you can create strong parts that hold up under high pressure and temperatures - perfect for automobile components. Ultimately, it means you can design a part today and have a real part shipped to you the next morning.
If you like restoring cars, but hate chasing down replacement parts -
read the entire article. It'll give you the inside scoop on how you can use direct digital manufacturing services (sometimes called 3D printing services) to get parts fast.