Repairing and Restoring Classic Car Components The authors tell you what jobs can be done with basic hand tools, what specialized equipment might be needed, and which jobs need to be sent out to a professional. This book will show you basic workshop techniques, such as welding, grindin
| TITLE | : | Repairing and Restoring Classic Car Components |
| AUTHOR | : | |
| RATING | : | 4.74 (617 Votes) |
| ASIN | : | 1859606946 |
| FORMAT TYPE | : | Hardcover |
| NUMBER of PAGES | : | 176 Pages |
| PUBLISH DATE | : | 2002-01-17 |
| GENRE | : |
Learn how to rescue, repair and restore old components - the knowledge you need to keep a restored car on the road, or to undertake a full rebuild. Unlike with modern cars, classic car hobbyists cannot simply throw away and replace parts when they break. This book will show you basic workshop techniques, such as welding, grinding, riveting and soldering.You will also learn how to adapt new parts to fit old components, and perform repairs on door locks, fuel pumps, distributors, speedometers, and many other complex parts of your collector car. The authors tell you what jobs can be done with basic hand tools, what specialized equipment might be needed, and which jobs need to be sent out to a professional.
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G. Specific information given on Lucas, Smiths, Weber, Stromberg, Zenith, Wilmot-Breeden, and other classic British component bits, and much of the information is generalizable to other manufacturer components, especially regarding restoration technique. The Wallages clearly know what they are talking about and their tips are invaluable to "proper" restoration. Ron has done a lot of research concerning the State Police, a great historian. He then tries to write about the events in as evenhanded and unbiased manner as possible. Ron Taylor did a great job writing the book. The Battle Plessey began the process by which the British conquered India. If you are restoring a British car this book will give you insightful, solid how-to information, especially relevant to postwar cars through the 60's. It is, rather a book of stories about historical events. But when I received it I discovered tha
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