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Chris continues to clean-up, paint-up, and shine-up his 1937 Buick.…keep reading
Sometimes you have no choice...only a home-made tool can do the job.
Keeping furry little creatures out of cars is high on the priority list of collectors.…keep reading
Here are a few things to think about when you're thinking about your carburetors.…keep reading
In this entry to our Journal, we tackle paint... of sheet metal as well as primer coats to our engine, and a little glass work on the side.…keep reading
Looking for a "universal" way to tackle wood, metal, filling, sanding, and finishing for structural and cosmetic uses? Kwik Poly may be just what you need.…keep reading
What car looks like a sub sandwich on wheels, swings like a hammock, and has space for a game of gin? Why, the Stout Scarab, of course.…keep reading
Dodge announced the great Dodge Rebellion ad campaign in 1966, designed to change the status quo…keep reading
Sometimes an emotional attachment to a car can cause some people to spend more on a restoration than the restored car will be worth. But, hey, it's their car and their money. They know what it's worth to them.…keep reading
With so many automotive manufacturers in existence, and many of them not being too stable, it was important for manufacturers to show that they were here to stay…keep reading
On many projects, many smaller parts are just not available. This door bumper is one of them. Here's how to re-create your own.…keep reading
I can't remember ever thinking about paint as much as I have in the past 5 months. It has been constant; before I fall asleep at night, all day during work, and even one or two dreams! …keep reading
Restoring a three-spoke "Banjo" steering wheel...sometimes it take two to make one.…keep reading
As parts for collectible cars become harder to find, sometimes you have no choice but to repair what you have…keep reading
No sense in tossing a hard-to-find cast iron part because it's cracked or broken. Instead of drilling out the end of the crack and putting in a bolt, repairing the cast iron to join the surfaces is a better way to prevent further cracking.…keep reading
Here's a solution to getting longer life to those old, impossible to find replacement pistons (and other parts).…keep reading