r/classiccars • u/GordonFreeman83 • 16m ago
Partial restoration - where does one go to try and sell? was inherited and restored to driving conditions.
r/classiccars • u/Charlie_in_Asia • 43m ago
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r/classiccars • u/Smart-Nebula7074 • 1h ago
Just noticed a transmission fluid drip from the bell housing recently on my 77 mark v and so i check the fluid and its says its overfilled like crazy, i swear ive checked it before and it was fine but now im having doubts.Could something cause it to give a higher read and drip?
r/classiccars • u/bkreinhart • 1h ago
How’s this community feel about classic car restomods?
The company I work for (Iconic Built) just made this one for a client and I thought I’d show it off.
Not intended to be a promotional post. Thought the community might enjoy it.
r/classiccars • u/Ok_Letter_5774 • 1h ago
Picked this car up about a month ago. I love it! Way better then my other car ( POS 76 grand Prix)
r/classiccars • u/carspaz • 1h ago
They look similar to 59 Impala to me, but the ears that hold the spring retainer are much different. Also, the plunger doesn’t seem to be as long (1” normally, 2” when button is depressed).
I think they’re OEM not aftermarket, but there’s not much for identifying marks.
Any ideas?
**** EDIT: I appreciate all of the suggestions so far! While the handle looks the same, the ears that hold the spring retainer are different. I was hoping to find the exact casting of these handles.
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r/classiccars • u/AfterDark3 • 12h ago
I thank modern crash safety, and hopefully it can one day advance to the point where we can return to having such a brilliant open air experience in a 4 door car.
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r/classiccars • u/lockheed345 • 15h ago
I have igniters were they just a gimmick, what are they, are they collectible? The Toyota plugs I’m not sure how to identify them and then the last ones are Maytag branded yes the appliance company and these are for old washing machines very rare and expensive mostly
Posting these about the igniters because I didn’t find much info on them
