BK asked:


I would like to restore a classic car (from the ’60s or less) and don’t know where to buy it. I guess i could do ebay, but would like a place to physically buy it. I am located in New Jersey, so if you know a place, please help me out..

Thanks,
-BK

Angelo

Ry asked:


A 50-60s BMW would be perfect, but i would really take almost anything. If you had any sites a could go to, thanks in advance.

Hollis

spartin117_john asked:


I live in new orleans and would like to get a good old car to restore. if you have one then would you sell it affordable. Maybe a El Camino.
Any personal seller sites mabe

Lyndon

Paul asked:


I’ve been looking to rent an auto rotisserie for a restoration project for quite a while. I’ve found numerous places to buy them, but after the project I’ll probably not use it again for several years, so I’d prefer not to have to store it, or plunk down the $700-$1500 purchase price for a one-time use.

Most local equipment rental places have been no help, they don’t seem to stock them. Are there any equipment rental businesses (either large chains or smaller places local to the Chicagoland area) that rent auto rotisseries? Thanks!

Dewitt

catfish asked:


my boyfriend and i want to restore a 1970 dodge challenger or an ss el camino that our friend owns. is it very hard to do so and where to start? thanks

Thomas

Dennis R asked:


After waiting for over a year, my mechanic has finally replaced the motor and transmission in my 1986 iroc. I have a 305 high output TPI with a 700r4 transmission, Both rebuilt. I took all the decals to give it a clean look. I am in the process of getting the car back. It has passed its final emissions and inspection and the next time around it will qualify for antique tags. I had this car for 3 years now and want to keep it as a weekend cruiser and I am planning on restoring it to a showroom condition. How much would you estimate the cars worth in another 20-30 years considering it will in flawless condition??? I will be taking my time with the restoration without cutting corners.

Francesco

Jose S asked:


I wanted to get a new paint job on my 94 honda prelude si but i dont have an estimate of how much it will cost. The old paint is losing its clear coat and is chipping from the moonroof, bumper, rear spoiler. Plus the car has exchange paint with others before i bought it. The original color is black, How much does it cost to have it repainted that color, are there any other restoration alternatives

Curt

Helena asked:


where in Northern NJ or Rockland county is there a place I can take an antique car to be restored?
an Opel from the 70s

Gary

cody asked:


currently attending nascar tech. in north carolina. will be relocating to the portland metro area in september. looking for a job in an auto restoration shop or on a race team. when i gradaute i will have taken basic automotive courses followed by nascar courses and ford factory training.

Zack

Something S asked:


hi, what do you guys think of a headlight restoration bussines? i have been practicing on how to restore headlights to new condition and guarantee to stay clear a life time…we dont add acrylic (thats what makes the headlight go yellow again)

now, would this be a good bussines? 75% of cars out there have yellow headlights so i am thinking is a good idea
ps. i use to buy damage faded yellow headlights at the junk yard for $40 a set and sell them at ebay for $100 once i restored them…check out my before and after pic at

http://expo.live.com/ViewListing.aspx?lId=8261280

Cruz