Category Archives: How To

How To Hydro Dip A Hood

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Follow along as we show you the process we used in hydro dipping the hood of our 1966 Mustang Fastback to achieve a carbon fiber effect. It didn’t turn out perfect, but it was a great learning experience. Video included. Continue reading

Basic Fabrication Steps for an LS Engine Swap

LS Engine Swap in 1960 Cadillac Coupe

This article shows step by step how we fitted our customers 1960 Cadillac Coupe with a brand new LS engine by way of grafting in a Heidts cross member. Continue reading

Ford Makes it Easy to Restore Your Favorite Classics

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Ford makes it easy to find all of your classic Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury parts all in one place on the web. They even give you some restoration tips in the process (in the form of a press release)! Read here to find out more. Continue reading

How To Repair Your Automobile Fiberglass

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The most frequent problem we see with paint issues on fiberglass automobile bodies is the result of improper fiberglass repairs. That’s why we have decided to take the time to give you the basics on how to do this yourself. This article summarizes the products you need and the steps you take. Continue reading

Simple Ways to Make Your Classic Car a Trusted Daily Driver

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Spring is finally here. What perfect time to drag that classic car you have been procrastinating on out of the garage so you can take her on the road again. This article discusses some easy ways to make your classic car more comfortable and reliable. Continue reading

Sweet Connection—Resto Mod and Restoration

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We have a war on or hands! It’s the battle of Resto Mod vs Restoration. Can’t we all just get along? Continue reading

Your Classic Car and Ethanol

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Ethanol used in gasoline is a big concern for vintage car owners. This article discusses the topic and shares related info on the issue. Continue reading

Avoid Ethanol Poisoning in Your Classic Car

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Ethanol has been added to gasoline for years now, but its effect on older motors has just recently be discovered to be more detrimental that originally thought. This article shares tips and resources on how to deal with ethanol and your classic car. Continue reading