Classic Car Blog

Heather J asked:


This was a series I’m guessing ran in the 50s, it was a bunch of shorts all narrated by the same guy (might be Walt, not sure). Some of the most memorable shorts included kitchens of the future, cars of the future, geometry to playing pool. Any ideas let me know! Thanks!
Jetsons was Hanna Barbara and from the 80s, this was a classic “Walt Disney” series, the mention of “kithens of the future” and “cars of the future” were 2 of the animated shorts of the tv show. The show was narrated. There were some scientific and math shorts. It was about an hour, and I don’t think it was a series pursay, but most likely a special.

Juan

07_ShelbyGT500 asked:


I have a 1967 Chevy Chevelle SS I am looking to sell. What would be the best way to sell it to help ensure I get the highest price for it?

For example, should I use eBay Motors, a classified ad in Hemmings Motor News, sell it at a classic car auction (like a Kruse auction http://www.kruseinternational.com/), something else?

If I go the auction route, am I likely to get a sufficiently higher price for the car to cover or exceed the fees?

Just wanted to see if anyone has any experience/suggestions on this.

Thanks.

Josefina

Locomanusa asked:

Street Legal Racing Redline best Classic Cars By Hald & Fled-David & User12 Magnum Force Team AT legalracer.net

Adela

Vanilla asked:


mine is the BMW 507

Wilson

TurboChannel asked:

Wayne tracks down a truly rare gem in a 1906 Panhard Levassor. The market for Brass cars with European style has sky rocketed recently, but will Wayne be able to turn a profit on this classic car?

Toni

Van Man 101 asked:


Ok, I understand these new 2016 gas and emissions standards and all that, but theres just somthing the the NHTSA and every new post, etc. fails to mention is:

what will happen to the old cars? (1900-2009 model years)

i ask this as i own several classic and fairly older cars, being made from 1969 and my newest is a 1994, and i totaly refuse to buy a new car, i don’t really like anything made after 2000 or so.
so what will happen to them?

thanks

Manuela

Motorsportmemories asked:

Clips of the classic cars from the DVD of the 2007 Bega Rally From www.torquenpower.com Motorsport Memories Australia.

Cara

science teacher asked:


With the new formulation for oils, is the synthetic better for cars from 1971 , 1959 , and 1992

Hilda

jimmot asked:

At the elegant 2009 Greenwich Concours d’Elegance classic car exhibitors evoked the 1930s–when the industry tried to sell big V-16 town cars to people out of work. Does that remind anybody of today’s gas-guzzling SUV strategy?

Anderson

Ryan. asked:


I am looking at a 1972 Chevy Nova for $1,600. As you probably guessed from the price, it needs a lot of work. Well I want to completely restore this Nova from the ground up.
And yes, I know that it will take a lot of time, money, effort, and patience to do something like this. But I am very committed to it.

Well honestly, I have never restored a car before. So I know hardly anything about what’s involved.

So can anyone tell me where online I can find a guide on how to, along with everything else included, restore a classic muscle car?

And also, where can I find a website or catalog of complete restoration factory parts for a 1972 Chevrolet Nova ONLY?

Thank You Very Much!
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