Don't settle for a drooping headliner. For less than $50, you can easily replace it yourself.
After decades of restoring cars, perhaps it's time to build a little less, pick projects more carefully and actually enjoy the cars.
In addition to a four-year degree in automotive restoration, McPherson College also offers a one-week summer camp for adults.
A car that can’t come to a safe, sure stop has no business being on the road or track.
To run, a car only needs fuel and spark–although that spark has to occur at roughly the right time.
Not sure what that noise is? Check our guide to find out what it is so you can make it stop.
Restoring a car is more than just the grunt work. You need to have a game plan, too.
Are those wheels and tires still safe to drive on? A quick inspection can easily answer that question.
Old race cars might live in grainy black and white, but bringing them into today’s world can require some hardnosed detective work–and some tough decisions.
Detailing a car just takes products, technique and time.
