Top Tips for Maintaining Classic Muscle Cars
Nothings beats a classic muscle car in perfect condition on a warm summer day. Keep your car in top shape with these easy to do tips.
1. Change oil regularly
As a car ages, the oil pan tends to collect debris that can circulate in the engine and reduce engine life. Regular oil changes increase engine longevity.
2. Let your car warm up
A classic muscle car is not for regular day use. Before getting on the road, give the system time to burn off any remaining moisture in the exhaust pipes.
3. Clean the car thoroughly
Before storing the car, clean it properly to get rid of anything that may stick to and ruin the paint. Additionally, chose a clean storage area to avoid accumulation of dust and dirt.
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