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Top 5 Easiest Muscle Cars To Restore FIRST PLACE AUTO PARTS loves all things muscle cars. We have built our business around offering the best quality restoration and performance parts for the American Muscle Car and we are made up enthusiasts just like yourself Before we get started you might ask yourself “who is this guy?" and "why do I care about his opinions on the easie …
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Today in the First Place Studio David goes over everything you need to know about engine oil and why its important when it comes to the longevity on your project cars engine! To find the largest selection of classic car restoration and performance car parts for your American Muscle Car go to First Place Auto Parts. The web site is easy to navigate, has thousands of na …
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Today in the studio we discuss the pro's and con's of steel and stainless steel fuel, brake and transmission lines. Did you know that stainless steel is a harder material that steel which makes getting the proper flare more challenging? Steel brake lines are easier to bend but are subject to rust damage and degrading looks as its exposed to the elements. If your bui …
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Today in the First Place Auto Parts studio we take a look at the easiest muscle cars to restore and perhaps more importantly, explain why a particular car is easier to restore than other examples. Parts availability is key to restoring any muscle car. Sheet metal rusts, suspension and drive trains wear out and interiors fade. One of best supported American Muscle car …
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Today we take a look the American muscle car engines and their names that made the vehicles they powered even more epic! In this episode we highlight engines 10 thru the number 6 on our way to number 1 all time baddest named drivetrains ever to live between the fenders. Did your favorite Chevrolet, Ford or Mopar torque monster make the list? The engines …
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