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Common Questions

Find answers to common questions about classic car restoration and buying classic cars. If you need more help, feel free to contact us.

What kind of classic car advice do you offer?

We provide hands-on, practical advice based on over 40 years of experience in classic car repair and restoration. From maintenance tips and DIY guides to restoration techniques, our goal is to help you enjoy every part of owning a classic car.

Do you offer DIY restoration tips?

Absolutely! We share DIY tips for tasks like oil changes, brake repairs, and rust prevention. Our articles provide step-by-step instructions to help you get started on restoring and maintaining your classic car at home.

Does Tim offer restoration services for classic cars?

Actually, Tim provided restoration services for classic cars as owner of an auto repair and body repair business for more than 40 years but is now retired, enjoying sharing knowledge gains over the years with others.

I’m new to classic cars. Where should I start?

Welcome! Start by exploring our beginner’s guides, which cover everything from choosing a classic car to essential tools and maintenance skills. We recommend starting with a car model with accessible parts and a strong community for support, like a Ford Mustang or Chevrolet Camaro.

How do I find parts for my classic car?

Finding parts can be challenging, but we offer ideas on sourcing parts from classic car clubs, online forums, swap meets, and specialized suppliers. Our articles also share tips for identifying quality parts and avoiding counterfeits.

What’s the best classic car for beginners?

Some popular choices for beginners include the Ford Mustang, Volkswagen Beetle, and Chevrolet Camaro. These models are known for their reliability, available parts, and strong support communities.

How often should I drive my classic car?

Regular driving helps keep the engine and components in good working order. Aim for at least once a month, even if just a short drive, to circulate fluids and prevent parts from seizing.

Do you recommend professional help for some repairs?

While DIY is rewarding, some tasks—like extensive bodywork or engine rebuilds—may require a professional’s expertise. We can guide you on when to DIY and when it’s best to seek out skilled help.

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