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Keeping Your Classic Car Cool This Summer

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It shouldn't come as any surprise that cars can overheat, especially in the summer season when the weather is hot and you are taking more joy rides than you typically would in any other season. That being said, the summer season can pose an issue to classic car owners in that in it being a vintage car, it may have some vintage parts. That being said, overheating may occur more commonly than you might expect. Fortunately, the team at Farm Boy Garage has a few tips and tricks to help you navigate your way through keeping your classic car cool this summer.  Have a Solid Thermostat As you can probably imagine, the thermostats initially used in a classic car weren't created with the technology we have today. Ensuring that your thermostat is regulating your car's temperature is a sure way to keep your car from overheating. If it isn't, then you may have an issue of age on your hands. If your thermostat fails, it remains closed and can cause your car to overheat very quickly. ...

Need-To-Know Information on Classic Car Restoration

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Calling all classic car enthusiasts - this is the blog for you! Restoring a classic car is no "walk in the park". There is a lot involved and if you are thinking of purchasing a classic car to have fixed up, it's important that you go into the process informed. That's where we come in. Our classic car restoration shop is here to give you some NEED-TO-KNOW information on classic car restoration in this week's blog. Remember, Farm Boy Garage is here for ALL your classic car restoration needs. To learn more about what we do and how we can help you restore your classic car to its former glory, give us a call today. We can be reached at 515-528-8904. You can also check out our website at www.FarmBoyGarage.com for more information and a complete list of the services we offer. Need-To-Know Information on Classic Car Restoration KNOW THE COST OF RESTORATION UPFRONT. At Farm Boy Garage, we do provide a quote before we even start the car. That quote will not ch...

The “WHY” Behind Buying a Classic Car

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Have you ever seen an older car traveling down the road and wondered, "Why am I not driving something like that?" Classic cars   are admired by many people but some may - wonder why buy an older car? It's not like it's being used as their primary source of transportation right? Our classic car restoration shop is here to give you a few reasons why some people may buy classic cars. For help keep your classic car st its best, you should give us a call. Farm Boy Garage specializes in restoring classic cars, muscle cars, and classic trucks for collectors and classic car enthusiasts from around the world. We can be reached at 515-528-8904. You can also learn more about our services by visiting our website at www.FarmBoyGarage.com . To make a valuable investment. There are many people across the world interested in classic cars and if you find the right one and have it restored to its former glory, there may be someone out there willing to pay a ton of money for it....

5 Tips for Maintaining Your Classic Car

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So, you did it -- you bought your dream car! Classic cars require some maintenance you might not have thought about. This isn’t your average everyday car so there are some extra steps that your daily driver doesn’t require. In this week’s blog, Farm Boy Garage will cover 5 tips for maintaining your classic. Farm Boy Garage is your one-stop-shop for all your classic car restoration needs. 1. Keep it Covered When you're not out enjoying your classic, you should always have your ride covered or parked in a garage. Rain, wind, and sun can be a classic car's worst enemy when left exposed. Prolonged exposure to water promotes the development of rust. Wind can blow objects into your car, resulting in scratches and dents. Direct sunlight can cause excessive heat, which can warp panels, fade interior, and cause leathers to dry and crack. Covering your vehicle or parking it in a garage will shield and protect it from the elements - essentially saving you money AND your sanity! 2...