Restore An Old Corvette
As the all-American sports car, Corvettes are in a category all their own. There is no other production car that comes close to it in terms of enthusiast interest, loyal following, collectability, and iconic status.
Read: '66 Corvette Restoration
Although not nearly as valuable or fast as a C2 or early C3 model, early eighties Corvettes are fun and affordable, and if you restore one to factory stock, its value will certainly increase.
Read: 1982 Corvette Restoration
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C2 C3 Corvette Brake System Rebuild
Rebuild Corvette Calipers
Rebuild Corvette Calipers-Reassembly
Lip Seal vs O-Ring Calipers
Removing Riveted Brake Rotors
Corvette Steering System Rebuild
Power steering was an option on Corvettes from 1963 to 1976, and became standard equipment in 1977. Although the pumps and gearboxes changed several times, the power steering control valve and cylinder remained pretty much the same.
Read: How To Rebuild A Steering Cylinder
After rebuilding the control valve and steering cylinder, I replaced the four power steering hoses. Procedures for 1963-1982 Corvettes are virtually the same.
Read: Corvette P/S Hose Replacement
Read: Tilt-Telescope Steering Column Repair
Read: 1982 Corvette Fuel System
Read: Corvette Crossfire Maintenance and Diagnosis
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A large part of old car restoration is research.
Reproduction factory manuals like these are invaluable.
Read: 327 Chevy Build
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Many people have tackled an old car project and saw it through to completion. And there's one thing they all have in common - the proper mind set.
My e-book "Finish Your Project Car" was written from my personal experience of over 30 years of starting and finishing projects. Topics include planning, ordering parts, overcoming obstacles, and staying motivated.