As an agent, you’ll talk to plenty of car collectors who repair and restore their valuable vehicles themselves. For some, there’s just nothing like getting dirty, doing the work and knowing every detail of their car or truck inside and out. But an automotive project can easily get out of hand. Help your clients understand […]
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Project C10 Tech Tip Video – Corrosion is a constant concern for classic and restored vehicles and everyday drivers. Find out how to prevent corrosion from grease, dirt, chemicals and wear before it starts with an inexpensive yet effective method that may be time-consuming, but worth it in the end.
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Episode 15 – The Project C10 crew replace the old heat-only air system with a new vintage air system kit complete with duct work and vents that provides both heat and air conditioning. They paint it to match the dashboard. What more to do before the big reveal? Head- and taillights, power windows and hood.
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Lime Rock Park, WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca and Road America are perfect destinations for road trips in your classic car. Open for public tours, they are full-fledged tourist parks with cultural and recreational attractions right on the grounds. Plus, you can even race your car there!
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Project C10 Tech Tip Video – Heads up, classic collector-restorers. What’s the advantage of making a master checklist for your next restoration project? It not only makes everything run smoothly, it ensures you and your restoration team have everything organized and ready each time you enter the garage.
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Classic car restorers are warming up to the idea of 3D printed auto parts. Why? It can be difficult to locate original equipment manufacturer parts that restore a vehicle to mint condition. Porsche is using 3D reproduction technology to make nine 100% authentic “impossible-to-find” parts. You can, too.
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1960’s-era Buicks, Chryslers and Oldsmobiles are some of the most underappreciated American classics of that decade. Unlike Mustangs and Corvettes, these beauties may be lesser-known and collected less often, but they’re definitely not lesser cars. Discover a few that deserve a bit more attention.
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Is your client’s classic stored in the safest environment? Do they have a plan for extreme weather? Natural disaster? Checking on the car periodically? A storage plan helps owners head off costly problems and keep their vehicles safe. To become a referring agent, contact Classic Auto Insurance today.
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Is the 2020 Shelby GT500 “the ultimate Mustang?” The famous high performance version of the Mustang GT, built by Shelby American from ’65 to ‘68 and now Ford, is a sight to behold when carefully restored. The ultimate find for collectors is a well-kept, mid-1960’s Shelby with 100% original parts.
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Drivers clubs allow members to pool their resources, make bigger, better car purchases and enjoy the pleasure of driving some of the best cars on the planet. Find out five advantages of joining, plus the drawbacks. Let Classic Auto customize a policy to protect your Corvette. Call for a free quote.
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