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Febuary 2012

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  • 1953 Buick Roadmaster Sedan
    Sometimes, it makes good sense to restore a four-door sedan. Like when one has been in the family for 49 years.
  • Replacing a Headliner, Pt. 2
    A more modern ride has a board-style liner instead of bows. You’ll need to scrape and glue for this project.
  • Gearheads Under 30—Answering a Mustang’s Call
    His vintage car helped this young restorer decide on the right house to buy. The extra garage was just right for his project.
  • A Closer Look at Wheels & Tires
    There’s more to the rubber & metal than looks and durability. Let’s consider true diameter, width, offset & bolts.
  • Vintage Lighting Upgrades, Pt. 1
    Today’s systems are brighter than they were decades ago. Here’s how to become more visible from the rear.
  • The (Ongoing) Tale of Three MG Ts, Pt. 5
    There were several problems with Red’s engine rebuild, Yellow was damaged & Blue needs a power plant.
  • More On Those “Troublesome” Brakes
    A reader reported ongoing problems with his Vette brakes. Others then responded with their solutions.
  • The Complete Book of Porsche 911
    If you are among those folks who believe that the 911 is the world’s perfect ride, you’ll want to read this book for its thorough detail on the evolution of Porsche’s legendary sports car.


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