Super Fitness Health BlogVintage Car Tips
Whether you are talking about a vintage car such as the 1955 Belair or a 427 Shelby Cobra, one thing is certain, the care these cars require is quite a bit more extensive than your everyday vehicle. Rust, pollen, bird droppings and accidental dings or scratches can be a nightmare for the vintage car owner. Below are a few tips for keeping your vintage car in mint condition.
1. Storage- Nothing is of more importance to a vintage car owner than where their baby will spend most of its time. This should if at all possible be a complete enclosure with solid floor, locking doors and temperature regulation. Nothing is more tempting to a car thief than an unattended vintage car.
2. Rust- For certain areas of the country rusting during damp months is a huge concern. This is one reason for the solid floor and temperature controls in your storage area. One other handy tip is to regularly have your car rust proofed by a reputable individual.
3. Bird Droppings- Vintage cars are worth so much more when they still sport the original factory paint. However after 30 plus years keeping this paint fresh looking and free from contaminants like bird droppings, bugs and tree sap can be a real challenge. The best thing you can do is to inspect your car for droppings immediately after driving or being on display. Bird droppings and bugs or sap can eat through and leave etchings in your paint that are hard to fix, especially on a vintage car.
4. Dints, dings and scratches- There is simply no possible way to protect your car 100% of the time from this kind of damage. However proper storage and car covers will help, and if you take the car to the corner store park well away from everyone!
Vintage cars are like a fine wine they get better and more desired with age. With these few tips, you can extend the life and beauty of your beauty without breaking the bank.
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