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  • 2-Step Guide For Cleaning A Used Motor You Purchased At A Salvage Yard

    If you have recently purchased a used motor from a salvage yard, it may have a lot of grime and rust on it. Before you start working on the internal workings of the engine, you may want to clean it up so you can get a better idea about its external condition. To do this, use the following two-step guide to remove the dirt and rust from the surface, casing and bolts. [Read More]

  • Shopping For A Used Car? 3 Reasons You Should Always Ask For A VIN History Report

    When you are shopping for a used car, your heart might skip a beat when you find the ride of your dreams that actually fits your budget. However, before you start signing papers, you should consider the fact that there might be more to that ride than you think. However, since damage, insurance claims, and financial information are associated with your car's vehicle identification number, VIN reports can save you from a world of trouble. [Read More]

  • The Savvy Car Owner's Tips For Tune-Ups

    A tune-up in the traditional sense was a process once used to keep older model cars in good running condition. When you took your vehicle in for a tune-up, your mechanic checked points and spark plugs, the timing, the air filter, and the carburetor. He changed and refilled fluids and may have flushed the radiator or the transmission. But times are changing. Today's newer model vehicles are operated by computer chips, and today's " [Read More]

  • A First-Timer's Guide To Hauling Your Classic Car Cross-Country

    Your classic car is more than just a vehicle to get from point A to point B. It is your pride and joy and you want to ensure it stays safe and retains its value — no matter the situation. If you're a proud classic car owner who is also planning a cross-country move, you might be nervous about getting your investment from ocean-to-ocean in the safest way possible. From making sure it is ready for transport to getting it to your new home safely, here are a few tips to help you transport your classic car cross-country: [Read More]

  • Tips For Creating A Home Away From Home In Your First Semi Truck

    Spending a lot of time in the cab of an 18-wheeler can make you long for home. Since the cab of your truck, particularly for over-the-road drivers, serves as both office and sleeping space, it's important that it is comfortable. If you're in the market for a used semi-truck to start your career as an owner-operator, one of the first things you'll want to do with that truck is to make it feel like your space. [Read More]