AG Customs

Owning an antique car gives you a sense of pride and satisfaction in yourself. Either you have invested in one for the financial gain, or you may own one just because you love it, in both ways antique cars can bring a smile to your face. But, to keep in in their best shape and condition requires a lot of work and knowledge. Since these antiques are not driven on a regular basis, they require a special maintenance regime. Our post focuses on five basic antique car maintenance jobs that need to be regularly followed, in order to keep the car healthy and evergreen. Check oil levels Antique cars have old parts and are not as fuel efficient as modern day cars. So, you need to check oil levels every time you take your classic for a spin. Engine oil should be replaced every six months if you drive the car once a week or couple of times a month. If you drive it regularly, we recommend that you change the oil every three – four months. Changing oil is way cheaper than replacin