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1976 FORD LTD LANDAU
1976 FORD LTD LANDAU

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1961 Ford Ranchero

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A Restorer’s Story 1970 Chevelle SS 454

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With 70,000 miles and complete documentation, he knew it was the car for him.

1970 Chevy C10

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How To's

How -to Shift to An Overdrive, Pt. 1

April 2011
Photo 1. A GM 200R4 Overdrive Transmission (left). In spite of an early reputation for failures, the 200R4 is a stout transmission and can be built to be very strong and reliable.

How -to Rebuilding a Starter, Pt. 1

December 2010
Photo 1. Starter removal doesn’t get much easier than on this Chevy six-cylinder engine.

How -to The Basics of Frame Restoration, Pt. 1

February 2011
This display at The Studebaker National Museum in South Bend, Indiana, depicts a sedan body being dropped on a frame.

How -to A Closer Look at Panel Joining

August 2010
Photo 1. Blair Double-Ended Spot Weld Cutter #13224 (Eastwood #11279).

How - to All About Automotive Bolts

September 2010
Photo 1. Aside-by-side comparison between UNC threads and SAE threads. The UNC or standard thread bolt is on the left. e SAE or fine thread bolt is on the right.

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