In the 1970s Cadillac saw its reputation for technical leadership gradually being overtaken by such marques as Mercedes-Benz, BMW and Jaguar. It was a humiliation for the self-proclaimed “Standard of the World,” and Cadillac was determined to arrest …

I might be getting a Morris 10 (1940’s I think) (not really a classic, but similar), I have been to look at it and since it’s been in a shed for 20yrs it hasn’t aged too badly. Its got the usual “old car” rust, mostly surface stuff thats lifted the paint a bit, a few small “cancers” but they are not deep. Like the good old cars, the metal is 1.4mm or similar mild steel so that’s fixable. There are one or two places where the rust has really set in that will need to be cut out tho.

My question is, whats the best and most cost effective way to get rid of the rust? I’m guessing since it needs new paint i’ll need all the paint off too so whats the cheapest and/or easiest way to go about this? I’m guessing sand blasting or maybe soda blasting? If it’s one of those whats the best and why? I’m thinking soda blasting wouldn’t be enough to get all the rust? What about post stripping? What should I paint it with after? These guys are near http://www.steamsand.co.nz/ and they post treat the metal with zinc I think. Is this a good way to go or can you not prime/paint over that?

Thanks for the help, I dont have any good friends who can tell me this panel work stuff, plenty of mechanic pals who are keen help fix her up though! Electronics I can do, engine work, sort of, panel work, not so well learned.

Here are some pics of it, its a wee bit worse in person :p http://images.trademe.co.nz/photoserver/88/202933488_full.jpg
http://images.trademe.co.nz/photoserver/65/202935165_full.jpg

, few car insurance companies will even ask. Amica is one insurance company that still asks customers where their cars are parked at night. But Shannon Rodgers, assistant vice president of sales and client services, says “even …

insurance firm, placed the Regal GS on its “2012 Hot List” for mass-market vehicles with a suggested retail price below $100,000. The company thinks the Regal GS will be a future collectible. In particular, Hagerty …

i s there a web. site www.jacks.freeserver posting classic cars 4 sale

So we have had classic cars for one generation, baseball cards for another. So I was watching my 14 year old nephew yesterday and wondered what he will be buying and saving for the future.

Also, what will all of the twenty somethings today be collecting when they get older and closer to 40?

After the new update a couple days ago (added Italian cars, Italian pack and playlist, and more cars), how do you unlock the new cars that say you need to beat 10 multiplayer objectives on a classic car, technical or signature car, etc. playlist? I haven’t seen any of these playlists on the game at all. I am ecspecially wanting the tier 6 challenger RT (vanish), the tier 6 lancer evo, and the tier 6 mustang super snake Shelby gt that is carbon fiber black (its called roon or 1200?) signature edition I think.
Thank you.

Show and the Fall Festival are already on the agenda. We will also be an active partner with Deerassic, the Hoppy Festival and Dickens projects.

Parade is already high, Publicity Director Virgil Jones said. “The pre-registration is up to around 250 already,” Jones said. “We’re estimating 350 cars registered for the parade …

I.e. like small dents small scratches engine noises ,tear in interior….
I wana buy and sell cars for more,by fixin up small things

Anyone know any games with old cars in it…..like Motor City Online. That is what i’m looking for. Cars 1930’s - 1970’s or so. It dosn’t have to be online just any game with classic cars that you can customize. Thanks .

I love classic cars, but I’m looking for a series of videos where they’ve have been “pimped out”. Does anybody have good videos to share ?

I might be getting a Morris 10 (1940’s I think) (not really a classic, but similar), I have been to look at it and since it’s been in a shed for 20yrs it hasn’t aged too badly. Its got the usual “old car” rust, mostly surface stuff thats lifted the paint a bit, a few small “cancers” but they are not deep. Like the good old cars, the metal is 1.4mm or similar mild steel so that’s fixable. There are one or two places where the rust has really set in that will need to be cut out tho.

My question is, whats the best and most cost effective way to get rid of the rust? I’m guessing since it needs new paint i’ll need all the paint off too so whats the cheapest and/or easiest way to go about this? I’m guessing sand blasting or maybe soda blasting? If it’s one of those whats the best and why? I’m thinking soda blasting wouldn’t be enough to get all the rust? What about post stripping? What should I paint it with after? These guys are near http://www.steamsand.co.nz/ and they post treat the metal with zinc I think. Is this a good way to go or can you not prime/paint over that?

Thanks for the help, I dont have any good friends who can tell me this panel work stuff, plenty of mechanic pals who are keen help fix her up though! Electronics I can do, engine work, sort of, panel work, not so well learned.

Here are some pics of it, its a wee bit worse in person :p http://images.trademe.co.nz/photoserver/88/202933488_full.jpg
http://images.trademe.co.nz/photoserver/65/202935165_full.jpg

market rose by 20pc in 2011 …

show to feast their eyes on a large array of rare automobile models that have made history. This year’s five-day exhibition, which closes tomorrow, takes a unique …

i s there a web. site www.jacks.freeserver posting classic cars 4 sale

i guess its chrysler .
what’s this ?

http://myup.ir/images/68986602897292051005.jpg
its 4door hardtop , can not be an el camino .
its like 1969 newport but look at the lights , not a newport !!

So we have had classic cars for one generation, baseball cards for another. So I was watching my 14 year old nephew yesterday and wondered what he will be buying and saving for the future.

Also, what will all of the twenty somethings today be collecting when they get older and closer to 40?

I want a American piece of steel, something that is from the 60s-80s. Money isn’t to much of an issue. my father and myself are both mechanics and we love working on older cars so fixing one up wouldn’t be a problem. However, this would be my first car i am currently 16 and cannot decide what i want.. Im asking for any suggestions on nice classic cars that you personally would recommend. Im a good driver and my dad and i are both big car guys so. Thanks for your suggestions.

Museum hosts its annual Superbowl Sunday Special. From 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., the museum will welcome …