Hands-On Auto Body Training: An Autoseum Student Works on a Car Door
Hands-On Auto Body Training: An Autoseum Student Works on a Car Door Automotive repair skills develop through practice, attention to detail, and time spent…
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Hands-On Auto Body Training: An Autoseum Student Works on a Car Door Automotive repair skills develop through practice, attention to detail, and time spent…
Automotive Headlamp Repair: Close-Up Workshop Work at Autoseum Automotive headlamp repair can involve detailed work on an assembly removed from the vehicle. In this…
Glue Pulling Dent Repair: Working a Damaged Quarter Panel at Autoseum A dent repair often involves several adjustments to bring a damaged panel closer…
Polishing Plexiglass: A Close Look at the Buffing Process Polishing plexiglass is a detail-focused task that can form part of an automotive restoration or…
NASCAR Hidden Treasure: Mike Manning’s Schneider Race Car Restoration Project An orange Schneider-branded Chevrolet race car is awaiting a new chapter with Mike Manning…
Working on the World’s Longest Limo: Metal Cutting Under the Hood Restoring the world’s longest limo involves more than its extraordinary exterior. Beneath the…
Turning a Classic Rambler Into a Custom Office Desk A classic car can inspire more than a restoration project. In this build, a Rambler…
Ray “Motormouth” Guarino gives a 1966 Ford Mustang Coupe a steering upgrade in this Autoseum video. Follow along as he removes the original steering…
Rust on a classic Mustang door raises an important question: should you patch the appearance or repair the metal? In this episode of “If…
The woodgrain look is part of what makes a 1972 Mercury Colony Park recognizable. Mercury’s 1972 brochure described its exterior paneling as simulated cherrywood.…