fyaskohellcat asked:


I have quite literally looked everywhere for a new or (in very good shape) used coolant reservoir for my caddy. I must be looking in the wrong places, but even my closest friends in the car restoration industry have had no luck. Where can I get one!?!?

Ron

dough84boi asked:


What should I do with my throw back whip, I want to restore it but when it’s finished should I sell my first car?

Nigel

Kevin W asked:


My father in-law passed away several years ago and left a mostly restored all original (all original ford parts, no fiberglass) 1934 ford sedan. Unfortunately we now need to sell this beautiful car. So I have several questions.

1) Should we finish restoring before we sell? All that is needed is to finish the interior, and though the engine was running before he passed away, probably needs some work since the car wasn’t started for the last 7 years. And of course would need some paint.

2) Are there shops that will do the restoration? Could anyone give an estimate of how much it might cost based on the info above?

3) Where is the best place to sell? We were looking at ebay but is there better options out there?

Your help is greatly appreciated.

Michel

amanduh_616 asked:


this dude says he likes me.. u know that hot rod type that loves working on cars…. he owns his own bisuness, has enough money, and says he likes me…okay so heres the thing, he keeps telling me he likes me but( yeah theres a but) he keeps telling me that he wont be my boyfriend until he has time… hes working on four jobs (all restoration jobs on old cars one his own that has to be ready for that beginning of april), that are taking up his ‘time”, mind u im at his shop every weekend helping him with whatever he needs and i am never there when he doesnt ask me to come over…. i dont know if hes just saying that he has to have time for me or he just doesnt want to be with me but only wants sex, which is every weekend… or maybe he really needs that time, cause his mom says he loves me he just doesnt want to tell me and he bought me almost a thousand dollars worth of things(including a one of a kind $800 purse when he went to vages) but (yes another but) he never really says he misses me and he keeps having an ex-girlfriend that keeps callin…so the questions are does he really like me? should i just keep waiting even though ive waited 3 months? or what just give me some advise someone please…

Dominick

wakefan2011 asked:


If that doesn’t work what else would?

Napoleon

hypnoseme asked:


Have a 1969 dodge Challnger would love to restore but cannot afford it. Curious to know if there is a show like Trick My Truck only for Classic cars?

Lamar

dont play wit it asked:


i was thinking a olds cutlass…i can get one for 800 dollars
any other suggestions…this will be my first car…and if somethings wrong with it i can fix it…ive built a few cars…including a fully modded rx7 and a 1957 chevy 210
frame off restoration for the 210

Randell

Xavier H asked:


I would like to get my Buick Lesabre Custom restored and upgraded do anyone have an suggestion on how to do it or and shops or a website that restores cars such as mine?I live in Texas.Can my car become a muscle car with all the right parts etc?

Angel

GFC asked:


Does anybody know how the spotlight was mounted on a ‘57 Ford police car? (See photo here: http://i729.photobucket.com/albums/ww300/GFC-911/spotlight.png)

Modern ones mount through the pillar between the windshield and front door, but this mounts through fender under windshield due to wrap-around nature of windshield.

If you were to mount a modern one this way, the control arm for it would go right through the dashboard! So…

Where and how were the control arms mounted inside the vehicle? Was it some sort of curved mount, a cable system, or what? And where would the control handle have been located?

Finally, any idea what make and model the light would be?

Reason for asking: Restoring a classic ‘57 Ford to its glory days in the Illinois State Police, and want to install a proper, period-appropriate spotlight as part of the restoration. Gotta make it look “just right,” y’know?

Thanks!!
Correct link to picture is

http://i729.photobucket.com/albums/ww300/GFC-911/spotlight.png

Seth

rodolfofariasjr asked:


I’m a high school student trying to get a survey together for my high school business class and I would like to ask how we can give you better service and quality.

1. What is your average income?
A. Under $10,000
B. Between $10,000 and $20,000
C. Between $21,000 and $30,000
D. Between $31,000 and $150,000
E. Over $1,000,000

2. What can we do to be different from other shops you’ve been to?

3. What is your age?

4. What can we do to provide you with the best customer service?

5. What are the names of other places you’ve been to for car restoration?

Hosea