CLASSIC CAR SERVICE & RESTORATION

We take a look at the classic car upholstery restoration process and explain why regular maintenance is crucial to having a great classic car interior. Keep reading to learn more.

We'll give you some pointers on how to keep your oldtimer in good shape, as well as minimize the normal wear and tear your classic car suffers.

While this approach may work for modern vehicles, it just won't cut it for older automobiles. The reality is that hot rods, muscle cars, and other oldtimers need a special treatment in order to ensure they remain roadworthy after a long storage period. Read on to learn more.

In the following article, we'll look at six highly-effective ways to reduce the risk of rust. Combined with a good classic car storage plan, these ways will enable you to keep your oldtimer rust-free even if you live in an unusually damp or salty area. Keep reading to learn more.

How do you take good care of a classic car? What is the best way to wash it and should you do it yourself?

Ensuring the continued safety of your classic car hinges as much on prevention as it does on having the right security features. Always plan ahead and be prepared for any eventuality. Read on for tips on taking care of your classic car and keeping it safe.

Imagine this scenario: you finally bought the classic car of your dreams and spent a lot of your hard-earned money to have it expertly restored. After enjoying it for a time, you put it away for the winter. A few months later, you come back to it only to realize the seats have cracked, the paint has faded, and the metal has gotten all rusty. Sounds like a nightmare, right? Then you better read our tips on classic car storage!