My husband adores classic automobiles. He hasn’t purchased a new vehicle in more than 20 years. Although he enjoys driving older cars, he likes to install newer features in them. Recently, he installed a new radio in his classic truck. While the installation process was somewhat complex, my spouse couldn’t be happier with the result. He can now listen to his favorite, radio stations, listen to entertaining compact discs, and connect to the internet while riding down the rode in his beloved, old truck. On this blog, I hope you will discover the benefits of putting a new radio in your older vehicle. Enjoy!
Posted on: 22 August 2016
If you're not quite as tall as the average person, you might find that your height...or lack thereof...gets in the way of a lot of things. For example, not only might you have trouble reaching things on a high shelf, but you might also have trouble driving a larger vehicle, such as a pickup truck. Luckily, you don't have to give up on the idea of driving a truck just because you're short.
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Posted on: 17 August 2016
Whether you're organizing a trip with the sports team that you coach or the church youth group that you lead, renting a passenger van will allow you to travel together and take some of the headaches out of planning the trip. If you haven't previously found yourself behind the wheel of a large passenger van, driving isn't the only thing that can require a bit of an adjustment. You might also find that parking the van feels a little daunting, due to its size and possibly the fact that the van has less visibility than your own car.
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Posted on: 15 August 2016
Get your vehicle ready for winter with a few simple tips. Talk to your mechanic or auto-body technician and make an appointment to weatherize your car or truck, and be ready for whatever winter weather comes your way!
Some automotive maintenance and repairs to make before winter include the following.
Take care of the rust. If you have any chips or cracks on your vehicle's paint, get them fixed before winter hits.
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Posted on: 11 August 2016
Do you have an old classic car that you never got around to restoring? Maybe it has become more of a rust bucket and eyesore than a vehicle that can be restored. To get things cleaned up and to put a little cash in your pocket, you may want to remove those extra pieces and recycle that 'ole hunk of junk. Here are some solutions that can help you get the cash out of your junk car by recycling it:
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