For nearly a decade, Tom Brownell's
How to Restore Your Collector Car has been the ultimate how-to guide for
anyone looking to turn a neglected classic into a traffic-stopping collector
car. From choosing the right vehicle, purchasing (or renting) the right tools to
get the job done, to entering the finished product in a show, this is the
restoration book for the enthusiast who takes pride in not just getting his
hands dirty, but in knowing why every bolt was chosen (not to mention how
tightly it was torqued). For this new edition, noted automotive writer Jason
Scott has joined Brownell to provide thoroughly updated information regarding
later domestic and foreign collector cars, as well as new techniques and
products that restorers will find useful for current or future projects. In
addition, the co-authors make note of recent laws governing modifications and
environmental considerations. Using this book as a guide, anyone with a modicum
of skill and mechanical ability will be able to confidently tackle even the most
daunting collector car restoration projects.
Contents:
- setting
up your workspace for maximum productivity and safety
- restoring bodies
- paint
- engines
- drivelines
- suspensions
- upholstery
- glass
- brakes
- wheels
- updating safety systems while
maintaining collectability
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