Classic car restoration

After the car sat for nearly two decades, Steven bought the 1960 Thunderbird from his father, who then, at last, did its restoration.

Once someone drives their dream car, they soon realize the wheel of their dreams isn’t exactly in the condition that they had always imagined.

While restoring a classic car can be a tough process, it is worth it in the end when you can drive a rare piece of history. Check out our post to know how much it cost to restore a car. Including the process of a complete car restoration.

Just beneath the Rocky Mountains of Canada is an interesting group of guys who are in the business of restoring, trading and selling classic cars. The name of the company is Rust Valley garage, and they’ve become well-known in the classic car restoration industry thanks to the Canadian television documentary series that follows their work. The title of the six-part series is “Rust Valley Restorers.” If you’re an old car enthusiast and you haven’t yet had the pleasure of watching it, the…

Restoring a classic car can be a fantastic way to bring a piece of automotive history back to life, especially if you’ve found a rare model that needs a bit of extra TLC.

Restoring a classic car can be a fantastic way to bring a piece of automotive history back to life, especially if you’ve found a rare model that needs a bit of extra TLC.

A high-quality finish requires many steps and attention to detail. These finishes are not easy, and not cheap – but they are worth every penny invested.

How to PROPERLY Undercoat A Rusted Car or Truck. In this video we are going to go over the proper application of a Lanolin based undercoat on a vehicle with ...

Beautifully Restored 1967 Cadillac Deville Convertible Powered by 429 /340 hp V-8 Engine Paired with an Automatic Transmission Factory Air Conditioning Power Windows CD Player in the Trunk, Under Dash AM/FM CD Player Power Steering Power Top Power Seats Power Front Disc Brake Upgrade Cadillac Chrome Spoke Wheels Stunning Chrome Bright Work Wide White Wall...

Fifty miles north of Atlanta a 34-acre compound houses the world's largest old car junkyard. But this collection doesn’t have polished Ferraris or Porsches,