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What is a Hot Rod?
Hot Rod Restoration: Different Options
Hot Rod Restoration: Completely Stock
Hot Rod Restoration: Modified Classic Car
Hot Rod Restoration: Level of Commitment
Hot Rod Restoration: Tools for Car Assessment
Hot Rod Restoration: Assessment of Mechanical Condition
Hot Rod Restoration: Evaluating Trim & Features
Hot Rod Restoration: Overall Assessment of Exterior
Hot Rod Restoration: Overall Assessment of Interior
Hot Rod Restoration: Prepping for Paint Job
Hot Rod Restoration: Polishing the Paint
Hot Rod Restoration: Prepping for Primer & Body Filler
Hot Rod Restoration: Safety Equipment for Painting
Hot Rod Restoration: Paint & Primer Products
Hot Rod Restoration: Mixing Primer
Hot Rod Restoration: Spraying Primer
Hot Rod Restoration: Specialty Equipment for Restoring Hot Rods
Hot Rod Restoration: Doing It Yourself vs. Hiring a Shop
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Summary: Modifying the performance of a classic car is the most basic level of hot rod restoration. Make a classic car drive faster with the tips for restoring a hot rod in this free video on custom cars from a professional mechanic.
Joel Jones has an associate's degree in automotive repair and a bachelor's degree in mechanical and manufacturing engineering. He has been officially restoring and customizing classic...read more
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"Hi, I'm Joel Jones. I own Jonesy's Inc, a company that specializes in auto restoration, and customization, so you've decided to perform a Resto-Mod Restoration on your classic. What this means, is the vehicle still appears to be stock, like it was in 1965, but it may not be the right color. It may have a higher horsepower engine, like this one. It may have a custom radiator, like this vehicle. Things have been modernized, but it still appears like it is a restoration from 1965. It still appears to be a 1965 Mustang. Other areas that you can do modifications, without sacrificing what was a 1965 Mustang, are brakes, differential, transmissions, air conditioning. You can add air conditioning, even though it wasn't necessarily an option, so if you decide to go with a Resto-Mod Restoration, for your hot rod or classic car, then the goal is to have fun with it, and to modernize it, so that it's fun to use. It's fun to drive, so improve the functionality of these cars, that might not have been very functional when they were new, by today's modern standards."
eHow Article: Hot Rod Restoration: Modified Classic Car
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