Whether you use the term gearhead, petrolhead, greasemonkey, or car guy/gal, the love of automobiles is a universal principle. For nearly 50 years, we've shipped restoration parts to classic car enthusiasts all over the world, and we're always happy to see those enthusiasts complete their dream projects. We recently saw a video from YouTube channel Petrolicious that perfectly encapsulates the restoration journey of a Frenchman named Jacques who decided to restore a '68 Mustang Fastback in his home city of Strasbourg, France.

Air suspension can be a controversial mod, since some enthusiasts love the smooth ride and versatility, while others think slamming a classic car detracts from its original purpose. No matter what your opinion is, a nicely-built classic truck on air bags has a few clear benefits. It's easier to load the bed, easier to level once there's weight over the rear axle, and rides like a dream. This '66 Chevy C10 built by Old Anvil Speed Shop is a great example, and the 500hp LS motor under the hood is just the cherry on top.

Old car projects can take longer than you think. They may well cost more money than you've budgeted. You could certainly have some big challenges along the way, in terms of mistakes made, parts not fitting properly, must-have components on backorder, and having to acquire some items that might not be reproduced. The missing parts could well be unobtainium. In the end, you may need to make some parts yourself. In essence, restoring an old car is not the sort of hobby that's well suited for those who aren't willing to overcome many obstacles along the way. The terms labor of love and labor of lunacy come to mind.

For truck enthusiasts, restorers, and performance seekers, Classic Industries stands as a renowned name when it comes to quality Chevrolet/GMC truck parts and accessories. With a legacy of over 40 years in the restoration industry, Classic Industries has built a reputation for delivering top-tier parts designed to restore or enhance vehicles, whether you're working on a classic 1947 Chevrolet or a 2000 GMC Sierra. Their Chevrolet/GMC Truck Parts and Accessories Catalog is a comprehensive resource that spans several decades of truck production, offering everything from original restoration parts to modern upgrades for better performance and aesthetics.

Recently, while scrolling through YouTube, we came across a video from the channel Rare Cars that caught our eye. It lists recommendations for six pre-1982 muscle cars that can serve as fun and affordable projects for under $20,000. After watching the video, we were pleasantly surprised by how thorough the the analysis was, even going so far as to recommend specific years, body styles, and drivetrains that can maximize bang for the buck. Rare Cars also took into account the availability of restoration and performance parts for each of these affordable muscle cars.

For classic car enthusiasts, the 1958-1996 Chevrolet full-size vehicles and the iconic 1959-1960 El Camino represent an era of American automotive history marked by style, innovation, and performance. Restoring and maintaining these classic vehicles requires a reliable source for quality parts and accessories—enter Classic Industries, a leader in providing aftermarket and reproduction parts for classic Chevrolets. The Classic Industries 1958-1996 Chevrolet Parts and Accessories Catalog serves as a comprehensive guide for those working on full-size Chevrolet models from 1958 to 1996, including the unique 1959-1960 Chevrolet El Camino.

Nature can be cruel, and what it does to classic cars sitting outside in the elements isn't pretty. It's always sad to see a vehicle sitting in a field or barn, waiting for someone to rescue and restore it. Dylan McCool, whose YouTube videos we've featured here before, certainly understands this feeling. In his most recent episode, he takes on the challenge of getting this forlorn 1957 Chevy 210 wagon to run and drive again. It's not easy, since the Chevy hasn't moved under its own power in more than 40 years!

The Chevrolet Nova (originally called the Chevy II) is a cornerstone of American automotive history. Introduced in 1962, the Nova quickly became a symbol of performance, affordability, and style in the compact car market. Over the decades, the Nova has captured the hearts of car enthusiasts, with its popularity peaking during the muscle car era and continuing through the 1970s. Whether you’re restoring a vintage 1962 Chevy II, building a performance-oriented 1969 Nova SS, or customizing a 1974 Nova, the Classic Industries Nova / Chevy II Parts and Accessories Catalog is an indispensable resource for finding the right parts to bring your car back to its prime.

When it comes to restoring, customizing, or upgrading a Pontiac Firebird or Trans Am, having access to high-quality parts is essential. Whether you're working on a first-generation 1967 Firebird or a late-model 2002 Trans Am, Classic Industries has been a trusted name in the restoration industry for decades, offering a comprehensive catalog of parts and accessories for every year of the Pontiac Firebird.

"Then came 1987... together, Buick and ASC McLaren created the 276-horsepower GNX. The Grand National Experimental. The Grand National to end all Grand Nationals, its final form." After the recent Superbowl halftime show where hip-hop musician Kendrick Lamar used a Buick GNX replica — it wasn't a real GNX, although Lamar does own one — as a centerpiece for his performance in front of 127 million viewers, interest in these classic Buicks has risen yet again. YouTube channel Throttle House recently published a retrospective review of the GNX that serves as a brief introduction to its history and features.