Reader Question: CD Players?
Here's the latest reader question, along with my reply!
Crissie asks: One of the reasons I like my older ('99) car is because it has a CD changer. Do any of the...
What to do About the Ducks?
This is part three of the saga about the chickens - and ducks - I got a few weeks ago just in case there aren’t any eggs and such to get...
Reader Question: ’76 Trans-Am Breathing?
Here's the latest reader question, along with my reply!
Guy writes: This is England calling! Just been having a look at your drive around in your car and looks great by the...
A Respite in the Garage
Some good news, at least. People are working on their cars again.
Probably for the same reason people are growing vegetable gardens again.
In both cases, because they haven’t got the money -...
TA Tranny Troubles, Part 2
Here's a quick video about eliminating possible sources of the tranny troubles my '76 TA has been having. The car has a not-factory tranny - a TH2004R, which is in the...
Reader Question: Tenders and Chargers?
Here's the latest reader question, along with my reply!
M asks: Hi, I have been shopping for a battery maintainer. So far, I have about settled on the NOCO Genius 5 (or...
A Good Time to Buy a Classic Car?
People who've longed to buy a classic car may be thinking now is a great time to go shopping for one.
Maybe.
But classic cars are not like new cars or even used...
The Corona Car!
There actually is a Corona - not the virus, the car.
Toyota sold it as recently in as 2001, in Japan - and before Corona acquired other connotations. It was slightly larger...
The Update
One of the things about new cars that's inarguably fantastic is how they sound. Not their engines, of course. For that you need an old car - one without catalytic converters...
The Risk-Free Used Car
Should you even consider buying a used car that's not "warranted" or "certified/pre-owned" (CPO)?
Many people won't - because we live at a time when people have been conditioned to dread risk,...