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  • How to Find And Buy A Classic Corvette

    Over the years I have learned a few things about classic, and corvettes are no accept ion, I find that people get over excited, and just hand over the money, before they have done a through...

  • How to Draw a 1965 Ford Mustang

    The 1965 Ford Mustang is a classic sports coupe that captured the public imagination upon its unveiling by Lee Iacocca at the 1964 New York World's Fair. The Mustang has gone on to become part of...

  • How to Buy Classic Car Insurance

    After spending thousands of dollars and years of labor to restore a classic car, the last thing you want to do is leave it uninsured or underinsured. Classic car insurance policies differ from...

  • How to Decode a Corvette VIN Number

    You can learn just about all you want to know about a Chevrolet Corvette from its vehicle identification number (VIN). The number that is located in the lower right corner of the front windshield...

  • How to Replace 65 Mustang Quarter Panel

    The 1965 Ford Mustang is a popular restoration candidate. However, after many years on the road, the typical 1965 Mustang will need some rust repair, particularly the rear quarter panels. The...

  • How to Stop Auto Rust

    Rust is the enemy of the car. Salted roads, rainy weather and even proximity to the ocean can cause cars to rust, all of which is damaging to the vehicle and can be dangerous. But stopping rust...

  • Information About Classic Cars

    The generally accepted definition of a classic car is a distinctive, high-priced automobile manufactured from 1925 to 1948. Luxury custom-built vehicles such as Duesenburg, Cord, Auburn, Lincoln...

  • How to Restore a 1965 Ford Mustang

    The popularity of the 1965 Mustang has never waned since its introduction in April of 1964. Its popularity had a lot to do with its sporty good looks, a wide variety of options and engines ranging...

  • How to Upgrade a 6 Volt Electrical System to 12 Volts

    An electrical system that uses a battery may benefit by replacing the original battery with one that provides more voltage. The most common example of upgrading a 6 volt system to a 12 volt system...

  • How to Inspect a Classic Corvette Prior to Purchase

    You've wanted that classic Corvette since you were a kid. Suddenly it shows up unexpectedly on a dealer lot, or in someone's driveway with a "For Sale" sign. Here's what to look...

  • About the Pontiac 428 Engine

    The Pontiac 428-cubic-inch V-8 engine was only available from 1967-1969. It powered such cars as the Grand Prix, and was in limited numbers on the GTO and Firebird. Its origins can be traced to...

  • How to Identify a 1969 Camaro

    The Chevrolet Camaro has been a favorite of car enthusiasts ever since it was first released in 1966. These first-generation, early model Camaros still tend to be preferred by Camaro lovers...

  • Where to Buy Custom Chevrolet Impala Car Parts

    Custom Chevrolet Impala car parts can most easily be purchased online, from Internet-based retail companies. Anything from Chevrolet Impala car covers to custom rims, lights and mirrors can be...

  • 205 GTI Vs. Golf GTI

    One of the longest standing hot hatch rivalries was the one between the VW GTI and the Peugot 205 GTi. While these cars are no longer made, Peugot and VW continue to compete for the hearts and...

  • How to Rid Your Project Car of Bugs

    So you just purchased your dream project car, the only problem is that it was sitting outside for a long time. So now it is also home to all kinds of arachnids and wasps and who knows what else....

  • Bugatti Facts

    The Bugatti is among a handful of classic cars considered true works of art. Developed by the artistically trained Italian automaker Ettore Bugatti, the Bugatti racing and touring cars reflected...

  • How to maintain a classic Corvette

    The Chevrolet Corvette is a classic American Sports Car that can actually be considered an investment, if maintained well. Here's how to maintain it and keep it looking and running like new. By...

  • Jeepster History

    The Jeepster was a popular sports car convertible produced by Jeep for a few years after World War II. The brand was revived in the 1960s in an effort to boost Jeep's popularity.

  • How to Fix Chevy 305 Problems

    The eight cylinder Chevrolet 305 is poorly regarded because of poor factory performance, especially when compared to Chevy's larger 350 engine. While General Motors had to make some compromises in...

  • Mustang Bullitt History

    Steve McQueen's 1968 movie, "Bullitt," is now a cult classic with a chase scene that set the bar for car chases ever since. The movie's dark green Mustang GT was much admired and even replicated...

  • The Best Cars in History

    The success of a car is usually measured by sales, yet sales is not the only measure of success. Cars are very much like politicians, as they need to build up a reputation of reliability of...

  • Mustang Restoration Tips

    Ford's Mustang is one of the most commonly restored cars today, due in part not only to the Mustang's strong popularity, but also because replacement parts are readily available on the secondary...

  • VW Beetle FAQ

    The VW Beetle is a beloved car with an interesting history. For many years, the design of the car remained relatively unchanged; however, the car is now officially referred to as the New Beetle,...

  • How to Find Parts for a Classic Car

    If you are the owner of a classic car, or a automobile that was not common in the United States, you know that even things like the right oil filter can be hard to find. My experience with older...

  • How to Modify a Vacuum Advance Unit (MGB to TR6)

    I'm pluggin' away at restoring an old British roadster. It's not necessarily a very old nor rare car, just one that you don't see every day. But as luck would have it, parts ARE rare...and...

  • How to Buy Antique License Plates

    Building a classic car is all about the details, and little things like an antique license plate really make the piece complete. But where can you find an antique license plate? We've got some...

  • How to Cut & Buff Your Car

    In this ehow I will show you how to cut and buff you paint job.

  • History of Cadillac Limousines

    Cadillac is part of Detroit's General Motors Company and is recognized as an industry leader in automotive luxury. For more than a century, Cadillac has produced vehicles designed to offer smooth...

  • How to Restore A Muscle Car - Get A Parts List

    Here I'll show you how to put a parts list together to restore your muscle car.

  • Duesenberg Car History

    Duesenberg was an ultra-luxury car and racing roadster created by brothers Fred and August Duesenberg from 1913-37and based in Auburn, Indiana. The Duesenberg was considered the best in...

  • Chevy Big Block Identification

    Identifying a Chevy Big Block engine is simple once the codes are located on the engine and identifiers are translated. The codes contain a prefix and suffix that will identify where the engine...

  • How to Compare Classic Cars For Sale

    If your in the market, you'll find plenty of classic cars for sale all over the place. How do you actually compare the vehicles, so you get a good deal? It's really important to make sure you...

  • How to Find Classic Cars for Sale

    Today, there are many types of classic cars for sale in the market. Classic cars such as; Convertible classic cars, Classic muscle cars, Antique cars and Hot Rods have a lot of appeal to car...

  • When Was the Corvette First Made?

    In 1951, Harley Earl gave General Motors designer Bob McLean the task of designing a brand new sports car. The following year, Earl and his team introduced their concept for a two-seater sports...

  • A History of Classic Cars

    "Classic car" is a subjective term that has become even more muddled over the past decade as the value of older cars climb. While a 1931 Lincoln is considered a classic, auto enthusiasts may argue...

  • How to Find a Classic Car Blue Book Value Free

    You really can find a classic car blue book value without buying any sort of price guides in a matter of minutes. Who wants to pay for something like this anyway? There's really no need, when...

  • The History of Packard Cars

    The American auto industry has a long, rich and dynamic history. Among the names from the past is the Packard Motor Car Company. Their slogan, "Ask The Man Who Owns One," became synonymous with...

  • History of the Bentley Flying Spur

    The Bentley Continental Flying Spur is a four-door saloon manufactured from 1957 to 1966 and again starting in 2005. In the 1950s, Bentley was owned by Rolls-Royce, and as a consequence its cars...

  • What Is a Flathead Engine?

    A flathead engine refers to a vintage type of gasoline engine where the intake and exhaust valves are located in the engine block right next to their corresponding cylinders, and actually open...

  • Daimler Car History

    The United Kingdom-based Daimler Motor Company traveled a complicated path in its 112-year history. It was once the Royal automobile for all British Royal family members, but was ultimately...

  • Information on the BMW E34

    With kidney grills and sleek aerodynamic styling by Marcello Gandini, the E34 platform introduced to Europe in 1988 and North America in 1989 oozed BMW's classic elegance and butter-smooth...

  • How to Find a Vintage Car Rental

    Renting a vintage car for a day long ride-around on a sunny summer day can be a great birthday or anniversary surprise for someone who really loves old cars. Just imagine the look on your special...

  • What Does 442 Stand for in Oldsmobile 442 Car?

    The Oldsmobile 442 is one of the great American muscle cars from the 1960s. At the time, many auto companies were coming out with performance cars that were known by their numbers. The Oldsmobile...

  • How to Advertise Original Auto Seat Covers

    Original auto seat covers are created from factory overruns. The covers are also derived from the inventive upholstery that classic or older cars came with when they were first purchased years...

  • How to Pearlize Your Steering Wheel By Mail

    A pearl finish on a classic car's steering wheel can put it over the top in car show display and add the extra motivation for someone to buy your classic car online or in person. You may have...

  • Who Invented the HEMI Engine?

    The HEMI engine's long and varied history has led to confusion of the identity of its inventor. No single person has earned the distinction as creator. But the engineering feat began with the...

  • History of the the Ford Mustang

    The Ford Mustang is one of the most recognized motor vehicles in history. It has been on the market continuously for more than 40 years, outlasting much of its competition. The Ford Mustang has...

  • How to Restore Rust-Pitted Metal

    More often than not, restoring an old car or any old metal object, calls for refurbishing metal parts that are still functional, but less than attractive due to heavy rust pitting. There are many...

  • When Was the First Ford Mustang Built?

    The Ford Mustang is an iconic American car. Classic car lovers appreciate its clean lines and engine options to this day. The fact that you can still buy the original version is a testimony to how...

  • Different Types of Classic Cars

    Cars can be considered classic for many reasons. It can be their looks, design, performance or even the memories they generate. Car makers worldwide have produced them at one time or another.

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