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SCG Classic Car Restoration How To

This is where we get our hands dirty. How-To's give you step-by-step guidance through
the many processes of classic car restoration required to bring your classic car back to like-new condition.

How to Take Dents Out of Stainless Steel Trim How To - By Robert Bravender Bringing back that hard-to-find trim is an essential skill. . . .keep reading How to Rebuild a Corvette 454 Engine - Part 13 How To - By Tim Cote We're beginning to wind down our engine rebuild...just a few more details to tend to . . .keep reading Replacing a Windshield, Headliner and Console in a 64-1/2 through 68 Mustang How To - By Robert Bravender There's one thing we need to make perfecty clear...(And a new headliner and ceiling-mounted console are part of the deal.) . . .keep reading Freshening Up Your Classic Car Engine Appearances How To - By Tom Benford Dirt happens! Your Classic Car's Engine can pick up crud when you're not looking. Here's how to freshen things up a bit. . . .keep reading How to Rebuild a Corvette 454 Engine - Part 12 How To - By Tim Cote Now we're installing our valve covers and a new dipstick. . . .keep reading Electrolytic Rust Removal How To - By Luke Chennel Tired of all the dusty, dirty sanding and cleaning when removing rust? Here's an easy and green method of cleaning rusty parts without all the mess. . . .keep reading 1980 TransAm Carpet Installation How To - By Patrick Smith Changing the carpet in your muscle car looks like a big job, but its a good project for hobbyists. All you need are hand tools and patience. . . .keep reading How to Rebuild a Corvette 454 Engine - Part 11 How To - By Tim Cote We take a look at the intake manifold and carburetor installation . . .keep reading How to Rebuild a Corvette 454 Engine - Part 10 How To - By Tim Cote How to determine piston to valve clearance. . . .keep reading How to Rebuild a Corvette 454 Engine - Part 9 How To - By Tim Cote Tim walks us through the proper sequence for determining push rod length for the new heads. . . .keep reading