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How to Choose a Monitor for Satellite TV Reception in Your Car

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With satellite technology, you can watch television no matter where you are, even in your car. If your car is equipped for satellite TV reception, you need a monitor in order to watch the TV. There are a variety of monitors available, and the ... more »

How to Choose a Monitor for Satellite TV Reception in Your Car

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With satellite technology, you can watch television no matter where you are, even in your car. If your car is equipped for satellite TV reception, you need a monitor in order to watch the TV. There are a variety of monitors available, and the ... more »

How to Compare Hybrid to Traditional Supercharger Designs

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A supercharger is an air compressor for an engine that increase its power by allowing it to burn more fuel in a given amount of time. Traditional superchargers are belt-driven, but hybrid superchargers driven by a brushless motor are becoming ... more »

How to Enter a Classic Car in a Car Show

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It used to be that a classic car was any preserved vintage. Now, classic car shows can refer to several categories of classics from the fifties, sixties and seventies including vintage trucks, racers, pony cars and custom vintage. If you want to ... more »

How to Evaluate Classic Car Insurance

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A classic car should not be insured under a common automobile policy. Doing so will leave you with a financial shortfall in case of theft. A regular automobile policy would pay the depreciated value of the car, not taking into consideration its ... more »

How to Find a Micro Car

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Micro cars, as the name implies, are the mighty mites of the car collecting world. Primarily produced in Europe, and in particular England, the micro car has enjoyed renewed interest among car enthusiasts and admirers for their unique styling and ... more »

How to Find a Rat Rod Car Club

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Are you interested in building or owning rat rods? By becoming a member of a rat rod car club, you can meet others who are interested in the same thing. Membership in a rat rod car club gives you the opportunity to learn from other enthusiasts ... more »

How to Find Information on What Drugs Fall Into Schedule 3

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The Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act of 1970 (also known as the Controlled Substances Act) groups different types of drugs into schedules. There are currently 5 drug schedules that the United States uses in classifying drugs. ... more »

How to Get Tickets for the Massachusetts International Auto Show

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The Massachusetts International Auto Show is known far and wide for its large selection of exhibitors and displays. With all of the major dealers and distributors in the area showcasing their vehicles, this annual auto show features thousands of ... more »

How to Have Hydraulics Added to Your Car

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There's a growing community of enthusiasts doing all sorts of things to their cars, from adding chrome wheels to hydraulics that make the cars jump. If you want to go the ultimate and have your car dance, here's how... more »

How to Have Hydraulics Added to Your Car

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There's a growing community of enthusiasts doing all sorts of things to their cars, from adding chrome wheels to hydraulics that make the cars jump. If you want to go the ultimate and have your car dance, here's how... more »

How to Have Hydraulics Added to Your Car

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There's a growing community of enthusiasts doing all sorts of things to their cars, from adding chrome wheels to hydraulics that make the cars jump. If you want to go the ultimate and have your car dance, here's how... more »

How to Identify a Vintage Vespa

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The Vespa design has stayed fairly consistent through the years. Though Vespas have been in production over 60 years, it is still an icon for youthful, economic culture. Vintage Vespas were produced from 1960 to 1974. You can identify a vintage ... more »

How to Join a Lowrider Car Club

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Among the most colorful and crowd pleasing of collectible cars are vehicles commonly referred to as "lowriders." These unique, ground-hugging lowrider cars have gained a loyal and enthusiastic following nationwide and have spawned many lowrider ... more »

How to Make an Art Car

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We will take an old car and turn it into an art car with spray paint, cardboard, and masking tape... more »

How to Make an Art Car

By princessbride42

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We will take an old car and turn it into an art car with spray paint, cardboard, and masking tape... more »

How to Make an Art Car

By princessbride42

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We will take an old car and turn it into an art car with spray paint, cardboard, and masking tape... more »

How to Make an Art Car

By princessbride42

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We will take an old car and turn it into an art car with spray paint, cardboard, and masking tape... more »

How to make hydrogen from NaOH, aluminum and water

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There are many ways to skin a cat as there are many ways to generate hydrogen, I will briefly explain how you can do this chemically with household materials. To make this an automotive application visit www.h2gen.info for opensource hydrogen ... more »

How to make hydrogen from NaOH, aluminum and water

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There are many ways to skin a cat as there are many ways to generate hydrogen, I will briefly explain how you can do this chemically with household materials. To make this an automotive application visit www.h2gen.info for opensource hydrogen ... more »

How to make hydrogen from NaOH, aluminum and water

By torque63

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There are many ways to skin a cat as there are many ways to generate hydrogen, I will briefly explain how you can do this chemically with household materials. To make this an automotive application visit www.h2gen.info for opensource hydrogen ... more »

How to make hydrogen from NaOH, aluminum and water

By torque63

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There are many ways to skin a cat as there are many ways to generate hydrogen, I will briefly explain how you can do this chemically with household materials. To make this an automotive application visit www.h2gen.info for opensource hydrogen ... more »

How to make hydrogen from NaOH, aluminum and water

By torque63

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There are many ways to skin a cat as there are many ways to generate hydrogen, I will briefly explain how you can do this chemically with household materials. To make this an automotive application visit www.h2gen.info for opensource hydrogen ... more »

How to Pimp a Kit Car

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So you've got big plans. You've got a kit car, and you want to make it a stand-out. Well, the sky's the limit. Read this eHow to learn more... more »

How to Protect a Muscle Car

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Muscle cars are the series of cars that were mostly manufactured out of Detroit from the mid-1960s through the mid-1970s. The main feature of a muscle car is that car makers placed large V8 engines in regular size cars. If you own a muscle car, ... more »

How to relate presidents and limousines

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In this article we are trying to analyze the historical and modern relation between limos and Presidents; how these extraordinary cars are shaped according to the kind of people that use them... more »

How to relate presidents and limousines

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In this article we are trying to analyze the historical and modern relation between limos and Presidents; how these extraordinary cars are shaped according to the kind of people that use them... more »

How to Repair a Cold Air Intake System

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Cold air intake systems operate by reducing the temperature of the air flowing to your engine to increase your vehicle's performance. When you use aftermarket products to alter your engine's power, it is possible that your vehicle will not adapt ... more »

How to Repair a Cold Air Intake System

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Cold air intake systems operate by reducing the temperature of the air flowing to your engine to increase your vehicle's performance. When you use aftermarket products to alter your engine's power, it is possible that your vehicle will not adapt ... more »

How to Restore a 1925 Nash Touring

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American Motors was in the beginning of its creation as early as 1878—Thomas B. Jeffery, Charles Nash and Joseph L. Hudson created American Motors in 1954. Nash vehicles can be bought for restoration for as little as $1,000 and as high as ... more »

How to Restore a 1932 Ford 2-Door Roadster Hi-Boy

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45 years ago, the 1932 Roadster was introduced as a model kit car. The 2-Door Roadster Hi-Boy was popular with hot rod lovers in the 1960s. Finding a 1932 Ford to restore is a challenge and it can be expensive... more »

How to Run a Car Using Compressed Air

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It could be the ultimate green car: a French engineer name Guy Negre has patented and developed a vehicle that runs on compressed air. You can find the prototypes in Europe and mass production begins soon in India. Or, if you're an engineer, ... more »

How to Run a Car Using Compressed Air

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It could be the ultimate green car: a French engineer name Guy Negre has patented and developed a vehicle that runs on compressed air. You can find the prototypes in Europe and mass production begins soon in India. Or, if you're an engineer, ... more »

How to Sell a Concept Car

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Also known as "show cars," concept cars are car prototypes that appear in auto shows. They range from conservative preproduction prototypes to experimental, radical new designs intended to test customer reaction. Most concept cars are mockups or ... more »

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