Hi-Tech Classic Car Buying
As we enter the summer driving and buying season for classic cars there are some steps to take to make your hi-tech classic car buying […]
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As we enter the summer driving and buying season for classic cars there are some steps to take to make your hi-tech classic car buying […]
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So, you walk out to your classic car, and something just does not look right. Your car is leaning to one side and as you
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Braided hoses are not typical on classic cars, but for those who need them for a high performance model, resto-mod, or a pro-touring car they
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In addition to standard hand tools, engine rebuilding requires some specialty tools as well. Some work will require metal work that can only be done
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When we look at the history of the automobile, we could go back as far as 1769 Frebuinch Engineer Nicolas Joseph Cugnot produced a steam-powered
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There is no shortcut or “easy way” to do restoration-quality bodywork on your classic car. Learning to weld and use automotive body tools properly requires
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Classic cars until the ’70s have contact-breakers or ‘points’ to optimize the delivery of the spark on each cylinder’s combustion stroke. As we discussed previously
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Most classic cars and trucks came with points ignition up until the mid-1970s. They were, and still are, easy to understand and easy to diagnose.
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The first-time DIY classic car restorer is faced with a bewildering array of tools that they may need. A complete inventory of restoration tools would
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