Classic car restoration is the task of returning vehicle to its original state. However, most people confuse the terms “restoring” and “customizing” a vehicle. Customization includes modifying and adding certain parts of the car so that it looks new and unique. To restore a classic car it is important to make sure that parts when being replaced must be specific […]
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Many classic or vintage car owners suffer from OCD; Obsessive Corrosion Disorder. Not surprising, especially here in the UK, where we aren’t exactly blessed with ideal conditions for keeping our pride and joys rust free. The perennially damp conditions we have to deal with are however ideal for the dreaded tin worm, which can be costly to deal with. […]
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OK boys and girls; are you ready for the second article on a beginners guide to classic car restoration? It’s ready for you so let’s get going on it. We finished up the last installment with bringing the car home; the most important part of the process for the last installment is that you have a garage to do the […]
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Here is the continuation of A beginners guide to classic car restoration; in the last installment we had just finished checking the panel gaps on the doors of the car. This next check will be the last one before we move on to the tare down process, I have already done a lot of articles on the tare process in […]
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