admin June 30th, 2009
SoSerious asked:
There are a lot of American cars from the 40s and 50s in Cuba that are still running. Presumably they would have to be brought up to code for emissions, safety, etc. Do you think this would be worthwhile as a business opportunity?
Nona
Tags: 50s, Emissions, Import Cars
admin June 29th, 2009
BRETT IS B-RAD asked:
i live in minnesota and my 14 year old son wants a car. A sylish older car. He really wants an El Camino but theres other cars out there and he loves the american cars. Help me out here please
Booker
Tags: American Cars, Classic Car, El Camino
admin June 27th, 2009
emmera52 asked:
How wants to have those cars, my husband have 3, one day he gonna fix it or sell them. He is 46 and what if he died, are they really worth or I try to sell them as they are now?
Jess
Tags: Classic Cars, Storage
admin June 22nd, 2009
whatchamacallit asked:
I know I’m not gonna get a 72 GTO in good condition for $200 but I’m looking for a project car, just about any 60s or early 70s. I need it to be in decent condition even though its a project car. Thanks for any help.
Monroe
Tags: 60s, Decent Condition, Find Cars
admin June 21st, 2009
Brandon C asked: I am finally buying a house with a garage and the second thing i am going to do (after renovating the house) is restore a classic car (specifically the 1967 Shelby GT500) from scratch. But here is the problem i know pretty close to nothing except for how to change the brakes. I was wondering if maybe there was a class or some books to teach me what i need to know.
I am a fast learner and am able to teach myself difficult things so dont worry about the books or classes being difficult.
i have people that could help me but i dont want to be a burden on them or have to wait for them to work on the car.
please help.
Dee
Tags: 1967 Shelby Gt500, Brakes, Buying House
admin June 15th, 2009
orinc asked:
and if not will there be huge taxes for the owners of classic cars?
Donovan
Tags: Cars New, Mpg, New Laws
admin June 14th, 2009
b down asked: The car runs fine when I leave work, I drive for about 30 minutes. I stop at the store, I get back in the car and start her up.
When I press on the gas, she barely has any acceleration. I have to stick the pedal all the way to the floor and then she moves slowly. Very sluggish. It’s almost like the compression is gone.
Any ideas what might be causing this?
Ebony
Tags: 63 Falcon, Classic Car, Hot Car
admin June 13th, 2009
steffingnie asked:
I know there’s a word for it because it was on America’s Next Top Model but I don’t remember what season. It was the one where they were forced to don corsets and vintage clothes and pose on a vintage car!
Alden
Tags: Classic Car Ads, Next Top Model, Vintage Clothes
admin June 13th, 2009
Political Enigma asked:
Personally, I would have to go with the 1970 Plymouth Hemicuda with the 426.
Virgil
Tags: 1970 Plymouth, Classic Muscle Car, Plymouth Hemicuda
admin June 12th, 2009
Jimmy B asked:
These cars are probably equal in size and performance but totally different in shape and appearance.
Josh
Tags: Classic Mini, Mini Cars, Rover Metro
