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Car Restoration - Learn How To Restore Your Car

Car Restoration - Learn How To Restore Your Car

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Learn how to restore your classic cars, or muscle car for free, from the pros at Red Line Restoration.

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This blog is currently rated a 4.71 out of a possible 5 based on 7 comments.

5 stars Vladimir

Please let me know if I can answer anyones questions regarding problems with rust. Our company is Rust Terminator and offers a line of non-toxic, acid-free, solvent-free, non-flammable and safe to use rust removers. They will not affect any untreated metals, paints, plastics, rubber seals or aluminum. one gallon cleans up to 300lbs of rusted parts. We also offer 100% moneyback Gaurantee on all of our products. Our website is www.rustterminator.com

Posted: September 23rd, 2009 | Report This Comment

5 stars Leno Travis

Awesome dude, thanks for this! Any Metalworkers/Welders in here. Would just like to share my experience with ya'll. A friend of mine bought some 1mm discs for cutting steel - these discs on ebay (http://stores.shop.ebay.com/smith-and-arrow__W0QQ_armrsZ1). They cut through stainless with ease. Apparently they are cheaper than just about all the other stuff around, but do the job just as good. Just thought I would let everyone out there know. We all need a good deal in times like these

Posted: May 20th, 2009 | Report This Comment

3 stars John Combs

'56 Chevy Needs Restoration

I am taking the ’56 Chevy four door Belair hard top I had in high school out of storage and am looking for the right person to restore the vehicle. The car has been stored in a garage all of these years so is fundamentally in good shape, but needs a ground up restoration.

Currently it is a 265 engine with three speed transmission (I converted from power glide). I am open to advice, but my general feeling is not to try to “blue print” the car but upgrade the engine/transmission, interior and paint. There are a lot of shops that specialize in this type of work, but I was looking for a person who has a passion for restoring Chevy’s, knows what he is doing and wants to make some $$. I am not in a hurry to complete the project, but would like it done within an agreed upon time frame.

Car is currently in Torrance California (just south of LAX)

Thanks
John Combs

Posted: September 21st, 2008 | Report This Comment

5 stars David C Atkin

Thank you to all of the people who read my blog, I wish a few more of you would start to use the readers rides studio, and add pictures of your cars, rather their finished or not, the progress on your car may help somebody else.

David C. Atkin

Posted: June 21st, 2008 | Report This Comment

mleighto

5 stars mleighto

Great site with excellent information from a skilled and knowledgeable person.

Posted: April 22nd, 2008 | More Reviews From mleighto | Report This Comment

fix8ed

5 stars Jayson

Great site with great information. I've always wanted to restore a classic Mopar. I'll keep this bookmarked for sure.

Posted: January 30th, 2008 | More Reviews From fix8ed | Report This Comment

Fedor23

5 stars fedor

Great blog, realy need to go over it more, I'm planning on getting a 66' mustang.

Posted: October 3rd, 2007 | More Reviews From Fedor23 | Report This Comment

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