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Where to buy vintage restoration parts

June 12, 2013 by Tim

Classic Body Parts or Restoration Performance is one of the largest dealers for Goodmark Industries and Dynacorn International and Sherman classic restoration parts in the country! We strive to meet all your classic car vehicles needs. Dont be fooled by other companies that offer monthly sells offering discounts at 15 - 25% off RETAIL price! We have the lowest prices every … [Read more...] about Where to buy vintage restoration parts

How to Choose a aftermarket Muffler

December 31, 2010 by Tim

How to Choose a Muffler Your muffler is a crucial component of the exhaust system. The main purpose of a muffler is to quiet (or muffle) the engine sound as it exits the motor. As the sound travels down the exhaust, it enters the muffler and is routed through a series of tubes that control the sound. Not all mufflers are created equal. Some allow a car to make more power and … [Read more...] about How to Choose a aftermarket Muffler

Can You Tell classic car Clone From The Survivor?

December 17, 2010 by Tim

The muscle car clone is on the left but do you know what that means? The survivor is on the right. Both are beautiful muscle cars. Do you care which one you buy? Here are just some of the common words you will find when reading classic car advertisements or talking to used muscle car sellers. aftermarket - parts made for your car by manufacturers other than the original … [Read more...] about Can You Tell classic car Clone From The Survivor?

Classic Car tips for storing your car,

December 17, 2010 by Tim

Freezing temperatures naturally dictate that anti-freeze be used. But even if it's not freezing, put it in. Many of the newer 'coolants' have excellent corrosion inhibitors that will help protect and lubricate your cooling system. A 50/50 anti-freeze/water mix is fine. Again make sure to run the car so it's mixed throughout the entire system. Change the engine oil. Dirty oil … [Read more...] about Classic Car tips for storing your car,

Classic Car Make / Model Identification Guide

November 15, 2010 by Tim

During the 1960’s and 1970’s, the automakers used letter codes to designate which car platform the models were built off of.  Unlike today, there were basically small, midsize and large cars with perhaps a special model of each available.  Following is a chart which you can use to determine which model and platform your car was build off of, and that will help you … [Read more...] about Classic Car Make / Model Identification Guide

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