If it has an engine, it has a show, at least that is how it seems. If you have a passion for vintage cars, semi tractors, motorcycles, or even BMX bikes, you can find a show that features these engine-powered transportation items. Believe it or not, there are even vintage tractor and trade shows! If you have never had the pleasure of attending a tractor and trade show, you should go. Here are some of the things you will see and can do if you attend.
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Your car's air conditioner can make summer much easier. But that doesn't mean that it's always in good shape. If your air conditioner has stopped working, you may want to know some problems it could be, so being able to troubleshoot the problems can help you get it fixed as soon as possible.
Air Conditioner Stops Cooling
If your air conditioner isn't blowing cold air at you anymore, you may be frustrated.
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If you have a car that's been totaled or simply isn't driveable anymore, you may be wondering how to best deal with it. More than likely, you don't want to let it sit in the driveway or the back yard. But if it doesn't run, who's going to want it? In Florida, you can still profit from a junk car, even if you don't have a title, and here's how to do that as well as tips on how to make the most money out of the sale.
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Tires don't last forever. In fact, in many cases, you will need to replace yours every 50,000 miles, if not more often, depending on the quality of your current tires and how aggressively you drive. If you're not sure whether your tires need to be replaced, there is a simple way to tell. Place a penny in the tread with Lincoln's head facing down. If you can see the top of his head above the tread, it is time for new tires.
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Starting on a project car can be equal parts exciting and frustrating. Much of the frustration comes from trying to source affordable and authentic parts for classic and antique cars. Fortunately, you have several options. The following guide can help you figure out where to look for the part you need.
Option #1: Junk and salvage yards
The least expensive option may be the most obvious, especially for non-mechanical parts like trim.
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