When you’ve worked hard on restoring your classic car, quality insurance is a must have. But before you call up the first insurance company you find for a quote, there are a few things you need to be aware of. Here are some facts about specialized classic car coverage that will help you determine if your car qualifies ...

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By Benjamin Hunting / Originally Published September 10, 2015 / National Automotive Parts Association / Understanding car paint can go a long way toward helping you out the next time you find yourself in a body shop with your vehicle. Even if your insurance company is paying for everything, it’s always a good idea to arm yourself with ...

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We all love looking at classic cars, but unless you’re a professional photographer, taking a picture never seems to convey just how cool your car is. Art worthy shots of your classic car should be easy to take, though. With these quick tips, you can go from boring everyday snaps to awesome posters in the making ...

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With nearly two months until the next Pomona Swap Meet & Classic Car Show, where can you go right now to find the parts you need for your project? Online, of course! The internet has made our lives so much more convenient, and it has changed the way the world does business. Instead of waiting ...

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By Toni Avery / Originally Published August 22, 2015 / National Automotive Parts Association / The summer months wreak havoc on your utility bills, and these hot months can lead to water shortages in many regions. If water consumption is regulated in your area, it doesn’t mean that washing your car has to be tossed to the wayside. ...

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By Erich Reichert / Originally Published August 10, 2015 / National Automotive Parts Association / When summer comes and drivers crank their air conditioning (AC), vehicles can overheat, even if they’re serviced regularly and running well. If you look down and notice your temperature gauge climbing, don’t panic. Here’s a quick rundown of how to cool an overheated ...

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Doing a Google search for ‘craigslist horror stories’ illustrates, over a quarter of a million times in fact, why people should be wary of buying or selling anything on craigslist. Of course, there are plenty of honest ads, and good people behind many of them… but, the scary flip side of the coin has fraud, abduction, ...

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By Erich Reichert / Originally Published July 31, 2015 / National Automotive Parts Association / While every part of your vehicle’s engine is important, spark plugs are often underestimated. They are critical components that can significantly impact performance and efficiency. Critical functions, such as power output, fuel economy and even engine temperature are affected by the condition of ...

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Is the cowl lacing on your early model Ford frayed and worn? It may be time to replace it, and it’s an easy DIY project that you can take on yourself. This article will apply to most early Fords, but we’re working specifically on a 1936 Ford. We’ll also be replacing the rear most hood ...

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By Paul Stenquist / Originally Published June 16, 2015 / Hagerty / Whether you have a deep personal connection to your vehicle or consider it just transportation, proper care and feeding is a smart policy. For the most part, common sense will serve as a reasonable guide in making those decisions. Not so when it comes to ...

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By Benjamin Preston / Originally Published June 9, 2015 / Hagerty / Summer has arrived, and with it, show season. If you’ve decided to enter your car into a show, it doesn’t matter if you’re going to a national-level concours or the neighborhood cruise; you want your ride to look its best. In judged shows, the ...

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It’s true, a lot of classic cars are extremely valuable and expensive to own. If you’re like me, you’ve watched Barrett-Jackson on TV and dreamed of one day being able to afford any of the beauties that cross their auction block. High market prices can sometimes make it difficult for the average person to own ...

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