Our classic cars are cool, but classic is really just a fancy word for old, and old cars often suffer the effects of Mother Nature. The most common affliction is rust. After all, nobody back in the ...
This is especially true with sheet metal parts. Not since the time when these cars were daily drivers has there been such an availability of body panels and parts. All the common rust areas are ...
Restoring a classic Chevy C10 often means dealing with rust, dents, and misaligned panels—but you don’t always need a welder to get great results. From POR‑15 patching to OEM‑approved panel bonding ...
Old cars are great, but they are still old and likely they’ve been ravaged by the cruelties of time. The most common result is rust. Yep, that little fact of nature and chemistry that turns once ...
Most serious restoration projects start with the body. If you are as lucky as we are, that body is a relatively solid and rust-free example of Mopar's best. Our 1971 Dodge Challenger R/T is a project ...
It's always intimidating cutting into a car's sheet metal. But when it's your first time ever doing it, it can be downright scary. However, this was something I grew accustomed to; the 1989 BMW 325i ...