Posted by Dale Edward Johnson on Dec 15th 2020
The terms “classic,” “vintage” and “antique” car are often used interchangeably, and different organizations have various definitions of these terms. Many people use the term “vintage” for cars made b
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Posted by Dale Edward Johnson on Dec 8th 2020
Mold stinks. Its foul odor can ruin the atmosphere of your classic car. Mold is also unsightly and its dark round patches spoil the appearance of your car.But mold can be worse than just unpleasa
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Posted by Dale Edward Johnson on Dec 1st 2020
From the mid-1960s to the early 1970s the auto industry had a variety of muscle cars – intermediate cars with huge V-8 engines and performance equipment and trim.These days, muscle cars are among the
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Posted by Dale Edward Johnson on Nov 24th 2020
Oldsmobile has long been a favorite among car buffs, largely because of its long and proud history of technical innovations and performance models. The first Olds rolled out of a factory in Lansing,
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Posted by Dale Edward Johnson on Nov 18th 2020
There’s nothing like the magic of driving a classic car. A cruise in an old car stirs fond memories – both for you and your passengers, as well as for people who stop and gaze as you drive by. If
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Posted by Collectors Auto Supply on Nov 10th 2020
Are you thinking about stepping into the world of old cars? If you are, then one of the first things to know is the difference between the designations of vintage, antique and classic. Even though the
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