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You know every little detail classic car enthusiasts notice. From the shiny exterior paint to the posh interior, detailing your classic car makes it stand out from the competition. Discerning car owners know a true classic is defined by its condition. When you detail your classic car, you keep it in showroom shape for years to come.
Detailing your classic ride includes several different aspects of car care. Usually the car is washed by hand and the interior is shampooed. The exterior may be power polished or waxed by hand with carnuba wax. You may decide to have protection applied to the fabric or leather interior so it stays clean and fresh. Many classic car owners also have the engine cleaned for optimum appearance and performance.
Besides cleaning your classic car, ongoing maintenance is essential. If you own a classic car to bring to shows, you already know classic car parts can be difficult to find. By maintaining the car regularly, you are aware when parts needs to be replaced. Instead of scurrying for parts before a show, your car is ready to go when you need it.
Muscle car owners show off both the beauty and performance of their classic cars. It's not enough for their classic car to look gorgeous. Muscle car owners also want optimum performance so they can race their classics to victory. Keeping muscle car parts updated is key if you want to be ready to win the race in style.
Detailing keeps your classic car in excellent condition. One of the reasons you are able to own a classic vehicle is thanks to the dedicated maintenance done in the past. When you properly maintain your classic car , it keeps its resale and car show value.
Your regular maintenance routine begins with washing your car regularly. Use a car wash formulated for classic vehicles to keep the exterior in top shape. Make sure to wash your car with plenty of water so the soap doesn't dry out. After washing your ride, dry it off with a detailing cloth or chamois. Leaving water spots can cause mineral deposits to form on the paint.
When you car is washed and dry, check for any stubborn grime such as road tar, pollution or bird droppings. Lubricant and detailing clay will get rid of these potentially corrosive materials. Clean the interior windows, dashboard and seating then vacuum the floors. Make sure to use the right cleaning products for fabric, leather or vinyl interior.
After washing, polish or wax your classic car for the ultimate shine. Make sure to clean the tires, underside, boot interior and inside the engine compartment. Check your oil, fluids and tire levels every week. Have your classic car regularly maintained and updated so it always looks and runs its best. With dedicated maintenance, your classic vehicle is a timeless treasure.
ClassicCars.com offers a wide array of muscle car parts and classic car parts to satisfy the most discerning car owner. When you're ready to detail classic car parts, look no further than ClassicCars.com for all your product and parts needs.
How the Truck Nerf Bar was Born
Are you up for a little Nerf Bar Trivia?
Some wonder why such a rigid shiny tube on the side of a truck is called a nerf bar. Sometimes people refer to them side steps or chrome tubes because they cant grasp the concept of Nerf Bar as being a hard shiny stainless steel object. Nerf material, like the material used to make soft footballs, baseballs & frisbees you may have thrown around as a kid, doesnt really relate to some hard chrome tube you would use to step on to help you step into your truck.
So here it is. The nerf bar was a tubular device that was originally intended to be fitted to the side of a race car, often single seaters like a midget race car that competes on a race track. Nerf is also a racing term that refers to a small bump (rub) between two vehicles. When one driver bumps the other car in order to pass it, they call it nerfing. Nerf bars protect the sides of both vehicles and keeps their tires from rubbing together. Without them, the fast spinning tires can come in contact with each other causing the cars to lose control, or flip over. Sometimes having nerf bars on your truck is a good way to help protect your wheels and body kits, however if you rub your stainless steel nerf bar up against a concrete barrier, you can expect to need to replace it. Ill have to say sometimes I wish I had the old style nerf bars, because Id occasionally like to bump into a few people myself on the freeway, but I guess that wouldn't be too nice.
Custom Auto Trim offers many different styles of stainless steel nerf bars for trucks and SUVs and can be found at the website. Some of the nerf bars are regular CAB length, which means that the nerf bar only fits under the main cab area of the truck and usually accomodates each door opening with its own step pad. Another version is a Wheel To Wheel nerf bar which would extend over and into the bed area of a truck so the owner can step up and access the contents of the truck bed more easily. A lot of truck owners use tool boxes or store items in the bed of their truck and need to access this area more frequently. Wheel to Wheel Nerf Bars help with this extra step, and help access the truck bed without the use of a ladder.
About the Author
Mike Briglia is the owner of Custom Auto Trim, an auto accessories company based out of San Diego CA. Find more information on nerf bars or body kits at http://www.customautotrim.com/
Ways to make boring sports more exciting,?
Horse racing - Have the jockey ride the horse for half a mile, than get off the horse, pick the horse up onto his shoulders and race another half a mile. A near-midget that can carry a horse is more impressive than him whipping a horse for a mile.
Nascar - Equip the cars with "spyhunter" type gadgets: oil slicks, grenade launchers, spiked tires etc..
any other ideas?
equip any sport with a video game set.
Schmidt wins – with plenty of drive left
Just think of the success Eric Schmidt could have this season if his Golden State Racing team were fully sponsored.
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