What do container ships and project cars have in common? Both often require their mechanical issues to be diagnosed and repaired on the fly.
Patrick Caherty–better known in these parts as AngryCorvair–shares his wisdom on tackling a big project when you have a family, a job and only a small two-car garage to build …
How to keep that project from getting stuck in the garage? Perhaps some planning can help.
Want to work on your car at home, but don't have any tools? Here's how to assemble a tool kit that can get you started on your wrenching adventures.
Can a paint pen indicate a loose fastener? Yes, but we've found a solution that's better dedicated to the task: Tamper detection paste.
New parts didn't come with the correct brackets? You can make your own with a simple hammer form. Here's how.
I just had to buy a rolling shell. Oh yeah, I also needed a truck, a trailer and tools. Minor details, right?
Stalled project? Maybe it's time you try to visualize the final product.
Wiring a car from scratch doesn’t have to be a daunting project.
Just because the dealership says a part is unserviceable, doesn't mean you shouldn't try and fix it yourself–or at least get a second opinion from an independent shop.
