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Muscle Car Seat Restoration Classic Car Upholstery and Interior Restoration Kits Figure 1: Nicely restored 69 Chevelle front bucket seats There is nothing better that rowing the gears of the 4-speed in your favorite muscle car on a sunny day, that is unless the front bucket seats in your ride squeak and don’t provide you with the comfort and support they were designed t …
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HOW TO DETERMINE IF YOU HAVE A HARDTOP OR SEDAN BODY STYLE

Posted by David Alkire on Mar 3rd 2021

HOW TO DETERMINE IF YOU HAVE AHARDTOP OR SEDAN BODY STYLE Picture this; its late at night and your about to order an interior for your classic muscle car online and the parts are shown to fit either a Hardtop or Sedan Body style. Are you positive which one you have? It’s a frequently asked question and depending on the parts your ordering for your muscle car project, its …
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TP Truck Cab Corners Product Review

Posted by David Alkire on Mar 3rd 2021

First Place Auto Parts Product Review: Trim Parts Cab MoldingsFor the 1973-76 Chevrolet C/K 10 Trucks It’s no secret that the 1973-87 Chevrolet “square body” trucks are very popular currently and their values continue to rise. Trucks of this era were relatively low on creature comforts and were used as trucks. They hauled and pulled things and generally got d …
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How To: Bench Bleeding A Master Cylinder

Posted by David Alkire on Mar 3rd 2021

How To: Bench Bleeding A Master Cylinder for you're American Muscle Car or Truck Figure 1: 1921 Duesenberg Model A shown The first car ever fitted with hydraulic brakes was the Model A Duesenberg back in 1921. The day after that first Duesenberg was built the phrase “bleeding the brakes” became part of the automotive dictionary. Hydraulic Brakes represented a huge …
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What’s Stopping You: Rubber vs Braided Stainless Steel Brake Hoses Explained Figure 1:An unfortunate reminder of how important a healthy brake system is What’s the most overlooked vehicle component that is part of a bigger system that is routinely take for granted, is vital to protecting our vehicle from damage and is relied on repeatedly every time you drive your …
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