Over the past 40-something years, we've worked on countless project cars. The key to project car success? These seven rules.
Good welding isn’t magic; it’s really just a matter of discipline and practice. We’ve found that by teaching some pretty simple techniques, bad and ugly welds quickly turn into good …
What do container ships and project cars have in common? Both often require their mechanical issues to be diagnosed and repaired on the fly.
Perform professional-level machining at home? You can do this. First step: drawing some plans.
Do higher-performance brake pads really make a difference around an autocross course? We tested OEM, street, track and race pads to find out.
The ability to fuse pieces of bare metal opens up a whole new world of fabrication possibilities. There’s more than one way to weld, however. To TIG or to MIG?
Planning your own wacky engine swap? At some point, you’ll have to tackle the seemingly mundane issues, like hanging an alternator.
Need help getting your setup ready for the track? One possible solution: Crib from the pros.
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.
