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The Ford Mustang is an essential staple of American manufacturing and the automotive industry. This vehicle passes beyond being merely a classic for vehicle enthusiasts—it has become an iconic part of American culture. The Ford created an important style for American vehicles, and the Mustang’s sleek design and powerful engine made it an obvious choice […]
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The 1940 Ford DeLuxe, also known as the De Luxe Ford, is a powerhouse classic vehicle that’s widely coveted by vehicle enthusiasts. Although many Ford enthusiasts are drawn to the 1932 Ford Roadster, the 1940 Ford DeLuxe offers exceptional power and style that’s perfect for any robust car collection. The Ford DeLuxe played a vital
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Episode 29 – Removing the rust! Rick notices brown water after flushing the radiator and engine. Looking for a good, inexpensive way to clear rust out of the water jackets, Rick gets some Evapo-Rust and gets to work. Check out the impressive results! The water jackets are as clean as a whistle, and after re-flushing,
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If you’ve rebuilt a project car or spent hours searching auctions and advertisements for an old-fashioned beauty, you understand that while dogs are man’s best friend, cars are often man’s most prized possession. Going to shows is one of the best ways to fully enjoy the experience of owning a unique car. On one hand,
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Episode 28 – Quick update on the 1953 Chevy 150. Rick is back in the garage finishing up some front suspension work and tackling a much-needed frame modification for the exhaust to run out properly. Removing a lot of old brackets and using 1/8-inch angle iron to fill in the frame, it’s just as strong
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Rust. It’s a heartbreaker. You see a classic car from a distance and it looks pristine, but when you get up close, it’s covered in telltale reddish-brown crumbles of rust. For some of us, there’s nothing more satisfying than finding a rusty old skeleton in a barn somewhere and bringing it back to its original
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Here at Classic Auto Insurance, we love rare cars, whether they’re vintage, collectors, or even concept cars. Perhaps the rarest vehicle is the 1954 Oldsmobile F-88 concept car. Oldsmobile only created three of these slick, gorgeous vehicles, and only one remains. Fortunately for car buffs and collectors, you can view this breathtaking piece of history
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Episode 27 – Big changes. What kind of big changes? A little bit of everything having to do with the front-end suspension. Mixing a little of bit old, a little bit of new and everything in between; Rick starts working on the front-end suspension of this 1953 Chevy 150. Episode 27 – Video Transcript
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Quality classic cars are excellent vehicles for both car enthusiasts and people who enjoy gems from the past. The late 1970s were a landmark moment in history for U.S. culture and vehicles. From disco to bell-bottoms, the late 1970s featured an iconic style, and a staple of this iconic style was the personal luxury vehicle.
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The Plymouth Prowler has a colorful history and a legacy all its own. Commercially the Plymouth Prowler might not have been the best-selling model on the market by any stretch, but as a concept car that made it into production, the Prowler is an edgy, retro, and unmistakable automobile that got people talking and turned
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