20 - 12 of 20 Search for: Sort by: date: New to Old date: Old to New alphabetical: A-Z alphabetical: Z-A Sorry, there were no results “Suspended” Decisions Article Choosing the right rear suspension system for your classic car or street machine. Read Article Door Skin Therapy Article “The truth often lies beneath the surface and is not revealed until you scrape away the layers.” As work progressed on one of our project cars, we realized no truer… Read Article Cutting Threads: An Introduction to Using a Tap to Thread Bolt Holes Article Threading a drilled hole may seem like an easy task, but plenty can go wrong if you don’t take the proper precautions when using hand taps. Knowing how to use… Read Article New Life for an Old Hemi Article Having built my share of street rods and customs over the years, I’ll be the first to admit my engine of choice was most often a small-block Chevrolet. Its compact… Read Article Engine Vacuum Troubleshooting Article Years ago, a good friend introduced me to using a vacuum gauge to diagnose engine problems, in-fact it was often the first tool he would reach for when confronted with… Read Article Preparing Your Classic Car for Upholstery Article For most classic car enthusiasts, a trip to the upholstery shop is about as welcome as a trip to the dentist. However, with a little planning and preparation, the experience… Read Article Tips for Choosing Steering System Components Article Often the result of any classic car build is reflected not in the components selected, but rather in the quality of the products used to connect them. The greatest battery… Read Article Single vs. Dual Reservoir Master Cylinders Article I have heard the argument many times, claiming a properly maintained single reservoir master cylinder is just as safe as a dual reservoir system. My response is always the same:… Read Article Are Expensive Brake Fluids Worth the Extra Cost? Article Let’s be clear up front—if your brake fluid has not been changed in over a year, you are past due to replace it. Brake fluid is hygroscopic—it naturally absorbs water… Read Article Modern LED Lighting for Classic Cars Article Building a custom or classic car often includes a mix of time-tested performance and appearance improvements, matched with the latest technology has to offer. An advancement we were excited to… Read Article Troubleshooting A Hard Brake Pedal Article Here’s a scary scenario we all dread as drivers. You’re cruising down the highway, wind flowing through your hair and “Born to be Wild” pumping from the stereo. Up ahead… Read Article At Home Lifts Designed to Fit Your Garage Needs Article For most of us, our first encounter with a garage lift was during a visit to a corner service station. We marveled as the family car was magically lifted in… Read Article Show More
“Suspended” Decisions Article Choosing the right rear suspension system for your classic car or street machine. Read Article
Door Skin Therapy Article “The truth often lies beneath the surface and is not revealed until you scrape away the layers.” As work progressed on one of our project cars, we realized no truer… Read Article
Cutting Threads: An Introduction to Using a Tap to Thread Bolt Holes Article Threading a drilled hole may seem like an easy task, but plenty can go wrong if you don’t take the proper precautions when using hand taps. Knowing how to use… Read Article
New Life for an Old Hemi Article Having built my share of street rods and customs over the years, I’ll be the first to admit my engine of choice was most often a small-block Chevrolet. Its compact… Read Article
Engine Vacuum Troubleshooting Article Years ago, a good friend introduced me to using a vacuum gauge to diagnose engine problems, in-fact it was often the first tool he would reach for when confronted with… Read Article
Preparing Your Classic Car for Upholstery Article For most classic car enthusiasts, a trip to the upholstery shop is about as welcome as a trip to the dentist. However, with a little planning and preparation, the experience… Read Article
Tips for Choosing Steering System Components Article Often the result of any classic car build is reflected not in the components selected, but rather in the quality of the products used to connect them. The greatest battery… Read Article
Single vs. Dual Reservoir Master Cylinders Article I have heard the argument many times, claiming a properly maintained single reservoir master cylinder is just as safe as a dual reservoir system. My response is always the same:… Read Article
Are Expensive Brake Fluids Worth the Extra Cost? Article Let’s be clear up front—if your brake fluid has not been changed in over a year, you are past due to replace it. Brake fluid is hygroscopic—it naturally absorbs water… Read Article
Modern LED Lighting for Classic Cars Article Building a custom or classic car often includes a mix of time-tested performance and appearance improvements, matched with the latest technology has to offer. An advancement we were excited to… Read Article
Troubleshooting A Hard Brake Pedal Article Here’s a scary scenario we all dread as drivers. You’re cruising down the highway, wind flowing through your hair and “Born to be Wild” pumping from the stereo. Up ahead… Read Article
At Home Lifts Designed to Fit Your Garage Needs Article For most of us, our first encounter with a garage lift was during a visit to a corner service station. We marveled as the family car was magically lifted in… Read Article
