Automotive restoration

Muscle Car Restorations demonstrates how to weld in a replacement quarter-panel that leaves no indication of a repair at all.

Muscle Car Restorations demonstrates how to weld in a replacement quarter-panel that leaves no indication of a repair at all.

Hobby Auto Restoration: Primer and Sanding: A few years ago, my family and I restored a 1976 Camaro. We started with a rusty, dented 76 body, bought out of a junkyard with a running motor for two hundred dollars. From there, we replaced the original front clip with a 1970 1/2 Ral…

Having your car repainted professionally can be a pricey proposition. However, it's possible to save some money and have a bit of fun by doing the job yourself! In reality, though, painting a car properly requires a solid technique and a...

When you don’t need or want the whole part. How to cut and splice a section of a new part into the old.

How to Repair Peeling or Failing Clear Coat on a Budget: Video tutorial on how to repair failing clear coat. This is more of a budget repair without any expensive tools and you can still active excellent results. The driver’s side of this truck was paint at one time and unfortunately the clear coat is fai…

This video how-to shows you how to use Polyvance's PlastiFix repair kit to restore cracked classic steering wheels...

Car Craft's latest 25 resto tips and tricks to help keep your muscle car on the road

Want to get top dollar when you sell your car? Dealers know that spiffing up the interior of a used car is the best way to a higher price.

Hot Rods by Dean’s Easier Method For Chopping On 1933 Ford DeLuxe coupe By Chris Shelton – Photography By Brian Brennan The world really doesn’t need yet another top chop story—or so I thought. Then ol’ Editor Brian Brennan visited Dean Livermore at Hot Rods by Dean and brought home these photos of the chopping […]