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Sure, the Classic Motorsports office is closed next week, but don't worry–we have plenty of project cars to keep us busy.
Restoring a car sounds almost glamorous, even noble. Then the reality of committing both money and time set in.
As it turns out, the things that truly help you make the most of your time in the shop aren't always tools, per se.
Restoring a car is more than just the grunt work. You need to have a game plan, too.
The scene? An SCCA autocross, a Mustang of unknown origin and five drivers eager for seat time. Would the car survive? Only one way to find out.
With each driver …
To save weight, we decided to replace our 14-pound glass windshield with a 7-pound polycarbonate piece from Shields Windshields.
Now to install it.
[Replacing a Glass Windshield With Plastic]
An …
Before fitting the grille–it came uninstalled when we got our Mustang–we fit some heavy-duty mesh screen behind it in order to protect the radiator from debris.
We simply cut …
