Restoring a classic muscle car or purchasing one in pristine condition is a decision many car enthusiasts face. Each option presents a unique set of challenges and costs, making it essential to ...

Restoring an inherited car is as much an act of grief and memory as it is a mechanical project. The imperfections under the hood — non-factory bolts, patch welds, jury-rigged fixes — tell a more ...

Just like the term streetable, the meanings of the word restoration can be many and varied. To some, it means simply painting their car and replacing items as they can, making the car better than it ...

Restoring a muscle car from the golden age is not cheap per se. Still, when it comes to the price and availability of the parts you will need and the difficulty of putting everything back together, ...

Theo has dedicated his life to cars. He has studied the only Automotive Journalism course in the world located at Coventry University and describes this passion as a clinical obsession. Give Theo four ...

Brian is a published author who has been writing professionally for a decade in politics and entertainment, but found his calling covering the automotive industry. His love of cars started at an early ...

We have all seen the commercials. A guy walks into a junkyard and finds a weathered-looking car with severely faded paint, and with one swipe of the “miracle” product, it suddenly looks factory-new ...

Restoring a car often involves guesswork. Those who want to avoid winging it seek out reference cars, perfect time-capsule examples that, ideally, no one really ever drove. Nissan's subterranean lair ...

Look good and go fast with Car Craft's... Ultimate guide to musclecar resto-mods`Yes, beaters are cool, and yes, primer is finer. But still, there will always be a part of our brains hard-wired to ...

1971 was a big year for several Plymouth models, as the carmaker introduced a major styling update that set the coupes and the hardtops apart from the sedans. The new grille, the redesigned bumpers, ...

It’s 18 feet of old-school law enforcement, front to rear. With a trunk big enough to move a piano, a tinge of patina to show its age and red solo siren, this two-door 1966 Chrysler Newport must have ...