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Risks of Do-It-Yourself Repairs and Restoration
Prevent Corrosion Properly with Primer Protection
Project C10 Tech Tip Video – Corrosion is a constant concern for classic and restored vehicles and everyday drivers. Find out how to prevent corrosion from grease, dirt, chemicals and ...
Episode 15 – New Vintage Air System
Episode 15 – The Project C10 crew replace the old heat-only air system with a new vintage air system kit complete with duct work and vents that provides both heat ...
North America’s Historic Road Racing Circuits
Lime Rock Park, WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca and Road America are perfect destinations for road trips in your classic car. Open for public tours, they are full-fledged tourist parks with ...
Creating a Restoration Project Checklist
Project C10 Tech Tip Video – Heads up, classic collector-restorers. What’s the advantage of making a master checklist for your next restoration project? It not only makes everything run smoothly, ...
Restoration Blues – The Problem With Parts
Appreciating the Underdogs of 60’s-Era American Classics
1960’s-era Buicks, Chryslers and Oldsmobiles are some of the most underappreciated American classics of that decade. Unlike Mustangs and Corvettes, these beauties may be lesser-known and collected less often, but ...
Classic Car Storage Starts With the Right Prep
Is your client’s classic stored in the safest environment? Do they have a plan for extreme weather? Natural disaster? Checking on the car periodically? A storage plan helps owners head ...
Legacy of the Mustang Shelby GT500
Is the 2020 Shelby GT500 “the ultimate Mustang?” The famous high performance version of the Mustang GT, built by Shelby American from ’65 to ‘68 and now Ford, is a ...
