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  DIY auto repair may be your next favorite subject, but it comes with the safety concerns that must not be ignored. Most people get very careless for they think a standing vehicle can do no harm to them but it’s far from the truth. Therefore, I have put together some data on auto repair safety to help you be safer while you work on repair. Or you can begin your search by giving a call to AGCustoms. They are experts in auto repair in Doylestown and can help you out. It’s a quick read, so just go through it and get started. 1. Lift the vehicle carefully: Always ensure you use proper equipment while lifting your car. Raising it without good support and working under it is deliberately trying to put yourself in danger. Always use a jack stand and remember that using it correctly is also important to save you from serious harm. 2. Protect your eyes from high-pressure fluids: The cooling, AC, and fuel system may emanate fluids that can be harmful to your eyes. That’s why ...

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 replacing the wh...

Buying a dumped classic car and restoring it to its original glory has been a passion among car enthusiasts for ages now. If only you are a classic car fanatic yourself, you will understand this bond between machine and man. However, there are some crucial things to acknowledge before you decide to buy a classic car for restoration or an already restored one. A classic car restoration needs patience, time, expertise, and most importantly, a lot of money. As a matter of fact, you may end up spending more on the restoration than you’d get on selling it. Don’t be alarmed; it’s very common. Therefore, here are five suggestions to help you make a smart decision if you are considering to buy a classic car for restoration in Doylestown purpose. 1. Make sure that you love the car As we mentioned earlier, Classic Car Restoration is a very costly business. So, make sure that you only pick the car that you love and would never ever sell. Did you have a dream car when you were a chil...

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...

When we think of buying a car, we often think of a newly launched model laced with amazing specs. Don’t we? But some people lust over the classic American cars built during the 60’s – 80’s. There’s a sense of passion that goes into such an  Antique Car Restoration shop in Doylestown . Simultaneously, a lot of money goes into restoring a car like that. Read on to know more about the basics of antique car restoration and what you should be aware of if it’s your first time working on such a project. What car to choose? The decision is always dominated by personal choice. You may like a model from the 60’s or some other decade. You may like any car company. But what’s truly crucial is to pick a car that’s common. Here’s why: When you choose a car that’s incredibly unique and hard to find, the possibility of getting it restored to its full potential decreases. You may not find the spare parts or an engine that would fit in that. Keep all of it in mind and then pick a car for re...

The people who are in real love with cars dream of fabulous antique car restoration . Picking up an old car that’s nearly gone and putting back the pieces to make it an excellent machine – it’s art. But if you’re out of practice or a beginner, you need to know some crucial things about such a restoration project. 1. Choosing the right car for the project It’s not a wise idea to set your eyes on any piece of junk and decide to restore it. You need to ensure that you get better value out of the project. A car that’s restorable and that will add value to your collection or sell better is a good bet. Note that such a car will be costlier than regular junk cars but they’ll be worth it. 2. Ensure the replacement parts are available Picking up a car that can’t be fixed is very counter-productive. Isn’t it? If you cannot find the right components (or say if they’re not available anymore), you can restore the vehicle to its full potential. No matter whom you hire for antique car r...