A closer look at scoops on vintage race cars
Remember when scoops were designed for a specific function, not aesthetics?
Here is an easy and inexpensive fix to ensure your side-draft carbs still plenty of fuel in them, even if your car has been sitting.
Remember when scoops were designed for a specific function, not aesthetics?
We show you how to convert your classic car's dated electrical system to a modern alternator.
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.
A rock chip on the hood of a 1958 Corvette? Here's how we fixed it from the comfort of our own garage.
BMC’s A-series engine has powered many favorites, including icons like the Mini, Sprite and Midget. It can be built into a fine race engine, too.
Restoration or project car stuck in suspended animation? Here are a few tips on how to get the ball (or, in this case, chassis) rolling again.
Here's a list of things you should do before you let your classic sleep for the winter.
We share our top restoration mistakes and show you how to avoid them while working on your next classic car restoration.
Your first concours? Here's how to brush, polish and buff your way to a show-stopping car—and a gleaming trophy.