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Can you feel the springs in your front bucket seat when you drive your favorite classic American muscle car? Does your seat squeak when you go over bumps or shift gears on your 4-speed? Before you replace the front seat upholstery in your Camaro or Chevelle, take a close look at the seat springs and seat foam that gives your upholstery its shape and provides you with the sup …
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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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Assembled vs Unassembled Door Panels - Differences, Challenges & Benefits Explained
Assembled vs Unassembled Door Panels Differences, Challenges & Benefits Explained Figure 1: 1970 Chevelle Front Door Panel Shown Door panels are a highly visible part of any American muscle car restoration. It’s the first thing you see when you look into a car’s interior. When you swing a door open it is fully visible from the outside and it’s the thing …
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