Antique Cars

How to Remove a 1927 Model T Door Handle

By Driverinmyhead

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Removing the door handle on an 80+ year old can be a challenge! Follow along for a step by step "How To"... more »

How to ATTEND a CAR SHOW in the WINTER

By Driverinmyhead

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Just becasue it's COLD outside, doesn't mean the CAR SHOW fun is OVER! Most Major Cities have something to offer!.. more »

How to find old car bodies

By Driverinmyhead

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This "How To" is dedicated to all of the Gearheads and Old Car lovers that enjoy "Beating the Bushes" looking for old cars!.. more »

How to Buy an Antique Car at a Car Show

By eHow Cars Editor

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Vintage cars are a huge industry worldwide. Beginning with the Model A to the hottest muscle car, finding, restoring, modifying and owning an antique car can be an enormously gratifying experience. Shopping at a car show lets you see what you're ... more »

How to dispose of an Old Junk Car BODY.

By Driverinmyhead

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Nearly Anyone with an interest in Old Cars has found themselves with an unwanted Body... more »

How to Install a Bow Style Headliner

By jamaclassics

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Need help with a Bow Style Headliner? Here's how you can rescue your inner roof and reach Nirvana!.. more »

How to Restore a Vintage Corvette

By eHow Cars Editor

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Restoring a Corvette can be rewarding, but it can also be a challenge. Fortunately, there are other like-minded enthusiasts out there that can offer advice and suggestions in the process. Read on to learn more about restoring a vintage Corvette... more »

How to Care for an Antique Automobile

By eHow Cars Editor

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Antique cars are parts of history and are quite expensive. Unlike ordinary vehicles they demand more care and maintenance. Because of their historic nature the unavailability of spare parts sometimes poses a problem. To keep your antique car in ... more »

How to Compete in an Antique Car Rally

By eHow Cars Editor

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Enthusiasts know that competing successfully in an Antique Car Rally requires great team work, a reliable car, sharp thinking, and lots of luck. Rallies are held throughout the world, and the rules and regulations vary. The common objective among ... more »

How to Pimp an Antique Car

By eHow Cars Editor

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Basically, a pimped out car is one that is incredibly flashy, contains many unnecessary add-on accessories like a gigantic bass audio system. To really "pimp" any car, you first need to make sure it's suitable for cruising in and showing off. ... more »

How to Remove Rust From Antiques Made of Steel

By carddan

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This article will tell you how to remove rust easily from high-end steel antiques. This will get into crevices, etchings, and roughened surfaces and remove rust in a snap with very little effort and in the most environmentally friendly way. ... more »

How to Register an Antique Vehicle

By eHow Cars Editor

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If you drive a car over 25 years old, you may qualify for antique license plates. While every state has different requirements, there are a few general rules to follow when registering an antique vehicle. Follow the steps below to start the ... more »

How to Restore an Antique Car

By eHow Cars Editor

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For antique car enthusiasts there can be no greater satisfaction than bringing a dead car back to life and restoring it to all its former beauty. Although this can be a long, tedious and costly venture, the pride gained when you restore an ... more »

How to Save Money Buying Vintage (Classic) Cars

By byllz

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Buying a vintage car can be so much fun. Don’t take the fun out of it by buying a clunker car. Following my tips will help ensure that you don’t get ripped off.. more »

How to Find an Antique Car

By eHow Cars Editor

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Rallies, races, shows or just a nice ride on a Sunday afternoon-- the world of antique and classic cars is a hobby and pastime enjoyed by hundreds of thousands of people around the world. Prices range from $5,000 to over $100,000, depending on ... more »

How to Insure Antique Cars

By eHow Personal Finance Editor

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They don't build them like they used to, especially cars. Today's models lack the elegance and style of many antique autos. That's why more and more people are buying and restoring old cars to show off their handiwork at car shows and in parades. ... more »

How to Find an Antique Car Mechanic

By eHow Cars Editor

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You've made your big purchase, the antique car of your dreams. Now all you need to keep your car running and in tip-top shape is to find a mechanic that specializes in the same type of antique cars as the one you own... more »

How to make Your Rims or Alloys Shine Forever

By russostyle

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this is a very easy way of maintaining your rim or alloy dust or particle free.. more »

How to Find Antique Car Parts

By eHow Cars Editor

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Fixing up and remodeling antique cars is a hobby for many people. Car enthusiasts envision restoring their antique cars to their original beauty and splendor. Before you can dig into a restoration project, you need to know how to find parts for ... more »

How to Organize An Antique Car Cruise-In

By eHow Cars Editor

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Everyone loves antique cars. No one can resist the smooth lines, the beautiful paint, the interesting angles of the cars of yore. What better way of enjoying these beautiful moving works of art than to organize an antique car cruise-in? Read this ... more »

How to prep a car for a car show

By torque63

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You want to enter your car into a car show but to win the trophy you will have to make sure your car stands out above the rest. I will show you what you will have to do to get your car ready to show... more »

How to Protect an Antique Car

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Whether you've inherited an antique car, bought one fully restored or took the time to restore one yourself, protecting your investment is of the utmost importance. There are several things you can do yourself to protect your collector car on a ... more »

How to Remove Bucket Seat from a Second Generation Camaro

By AcceleratedAuto

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Time to get new seats? Or maybe you just want to get rid of the set you have, either way, lets take out the guess work with a few simple steps to removing your bucket seats from your second generation camaro... more »

How to Restore a Ford Fairlane

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The Ford Motor Company's Fairlane model was produced from 1955 through 1971. Inexpensive, available with a number of different engine options and easy to modify, the Fairlane soon became popular with hot-rodders of the age... more »

How to Restore a Ford Model A Coupe

By eHow Cars Editor

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A Model A Ford Coupe is a beautiful car and one that is a favorite of car enthusiasts to restore. Are you interested in beginning a similar project of your own?.. more »

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