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The Secrets To Completing An Auto Restoration Project

posted by Fanatic @ 20:55 PM
October 13, 2009

Doing an auto restoration project is a great way to spend the weekend. Once you complete your very first project, you’ll realize just how rewarding and enjoyable the whole process has been. Let’s talk more about auto restoration and some tips that may help you finish your project smoothly.

Before anything else you’ll need to organize pretty much everything. This will help you save time as well as all the trouble from making mistakes. Stock up on what you’ll require to finish your project. You need to jot down all the worn components that need to be replaced. Categorize this list as your “interior” list. You’ll need to check on the carpet and/or floor mats, door panels, seats, dash, steering wheel, a-pillars, dash controls, instrument panel and other parts that appear worn out. Create two parts in your notes: one part for things that surely need replacement and the other part for things that are possible to repair.

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Tricks Of The Trade On Muscle Car Restoration

posted by Fanatic @ 20:51 PM
October 13, 2009

Muscle car restoration takes a lot of passion and care. A project planned well can give you amazing results. Here are some tips that might be helpful for your restoration project.

To get started, choose the right muscle car. Look for one with minimal dust damage to the body. It’s not a complex thing to replace a couple of fenders, however, if you’re going to have to replace larger components of the body then it’s going to take a lot more effort. You’ll find that muscle cars with less rust are often stored indoors, where exposure to environmental hazards are kept at a minimum. Now you might also want to consider what you actually want to do with your muscle car. If you’re not really leaning towards an entirely authentic restoration, you may want to just upgrade your vehicle of choice and add some features the original never had.

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