From larger radiators to upgraded wheels and braking components, modern parts can revitalize a classic car.
To run, a car only needs fuel and spark–although that spark has to occur at roughly the right time.
A complete interior insulation kit that can be easily installed with little modification? That's what Design Engineering, Inc. says of its complete custom kits.
How do you account for the time spent studying, learning, planning and ordering parts during a restoration?
Here are 23 things you can do to make your classic car easier to live with and more enjoyable to drive.
Wish a step-by-step manual existed that told you exactly how to restore a car? As we found out with our 1965 Corvette Coupe, such guides do, in fact, exist.
You’ve rebuilt the engine, redone the body, and rejuvenated the suspension. Your latest restoration project is ready for the open road, right? Not always.
Even with the best of intentions, not all restorations go according to plan. Here are some tips to make the best of a bad situation.
How to keep on working in your later years? We strive to make things safe and comfortable.
Restoring a car is more than just the grunt work. You need to have a game plan, too.
