It’s no secret your car’s interior often takes as much of a beating as its exterior. Exposure to UV rays, extreme temperatures, and ‘family-induced environmental catastrophes’ all take their toll on its mostly plastic surfaces. Cleaning and conditioning can only go so far. At some point, you have to actually […]
Whether you’re restoring a classic vehicle or making an upgrade, sound deadening material can vastly improve the overall driving experience. The right material reduces road noise, vibration, and heat transfer, ensuring a quieter, more enjoyable ride. With numerous options available, such as Eastwood’s X-MAT® line and other premium solutions like […]
It’s a beautiful morning, the birds are chirping, the sun is shining, and you decided it’s a good day to jump in your classic car or truck and take it on your daily commute to work. You jump in and begin driving and your hands suddenly become sticky and black with residue from your old steering wheel!
On the day of the 2013 Summer Classic our team was still cleaning and detailing the car up until the beginning of the show! We rolled it out mostly complete and the reaction from the spectators was great. The Eastwood Blue Pearl paint REALLY pops in the sun!
We decided to replace the entire front clip after too many nasty accident damage surprises. The crew stripped the donor clip down using our stripping discs and our 100lb Pressure Blaster. Once the new nose for Resolution was cleaned, I took the reciprocating saw and began surgery.
We’ve been VERY busy since our last update. We’ve decided that the best way to fix the body damage in the inner fender was to remove the 5.0 engine from the Mustang. As we dug in we found all sorts of holes drilled in that side of the engine bay […]
The last time we checked in with Street Rodder and Hollywood Hot Rods the paint on the body was still wet. Since then they’ve been busy getting the car ready for the first leg of the Street Rodder Road Tour and it’s unveiling this weekend. We got these sneak peeks […]
It’s been a while since we’ve updated everyone on J.R.’s Project “Debris” Capri project, but he’s been busy! Most recently he updated the look of the worn out original interior. This isn’t a vehicle you can grab a catalog and order repopped interior parts for, so he had to get […]
