Making Your Classic Car a Daily Driver
Most classic car enthusiasts enjoy the pleasure of driving their dream car in small doses—usually at weekends on the odd occasion. But what if you wanted to use a classic…
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Hidden Problems Caused by Rear-End Collisions
Rear-end collisions are very common—and extremely annoying! They're often the result of drivers not paying attention while on the road. Most of the time, they aren't very serious although they…
Things You Should Never Ignore When Restoring a Classic Car
Restoring a classic car can be one of the most fulfilling activities out there—especially if you're a gearhead looking for something new to do. There are, however, some fundamental things…
Engine Swaps, Repairs, and Rebuilds for Classic Cars
The engine is the beating heart of every car. Classic cars that have their original engines may not have been adjusted since they rolled off the assembly line—which could have…
The Advantages of Classic Car Body Work
Most cars will be in some kind of accident during their lifetime—we hope that it's not a serious one. For classic cars that may have been around since as far…
Why it’s Important to Keep Your Car Clean
We all have that neighbor who spends every Saturday dutifully cleaning their car, even if it's not a particularly special model. Aside from making the rest of us look bad,…
Why and How to Maintain Your Classic Car’s Bodywork
There are millions of accidents on America's roads every year, so it's highly likely that a classic car from the 50s, 60s, or 70s would have at some point been…
Repairing the Suspension on a Classic Car
Classic cars are majestic, sleek, and nostalgic machines that evoke images of the American car manufacturing heyday when all sorts of whacky designs rolled off the assembly line. The sight…
Restoring and Polishing Your Headlights to Keep you Safe on the Road in Winter
Wear and tear can have a dramatic effect on your car's headlights. At worst, the bulb could be burned out, but even if it's not, scratched lenses can cause them…
Conserve Your Breaks with These Simple Tips
Imagine trying to get 4000lbs traveling at 60mph to stop in only a matter of second. That probably takes a lot of strength, right? This is the kind of hard…