#Project cars go tips how to

That's because Apple hasn't yet nailed down an automotive manufacturer to partner with on the project, and the question of which car brand to do business with has been the major subject of conversation – and controversy – around the Apple Car vision.Īpple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has claimed (opens in new tab) that the Apple Car might not be launched until 2028 or later, given the ongoing impasse in partnership negotiations – details surrounding which you'll find below – so expect to be waiting a long while to see it on the road. What will it cost? Unclear right now, but expect a premium price tag.When is it out? Apple has suggested 2025, but experts are skeptical.What is it? Apple's long-rumored car, which could be self-driving.Have a look at Ramblers and AMC´s they are still affordale cars to start with, and they will rise in value while other brands get overpriced. (i´m supples with firewood for the next 10 winters.) Get a chop block and some Firewood to split Why? Every time you get mad and want to throw a wrench/parts on the car, chop some fire wood to reduce the anger. Ask your painter about products of puty and filler he likes to work on.ĭont mix brands on puty and filler RTFM on every product.ĭont shortcut or cut corners, do it right the first time, every imperfection you do, hurts you every time you see it, even its just you who notice it. Bring a preped car matching the painters quality to the paint job can save you big bucks.

#Project cars go tips how to

Learn how to prep a car for a paint job, sanding a car is something most ppl can learn, ask other car guys where they have their cars done, dont go for the cheapest paint shop, the paintjob is the smoking of the car, aim for tailored quality not for the cheap thrift shop quality.

or haven´t tracked out the ammout of hours you had put into the project. Get/rent a place near to you to work on the car, you cant block the familys garage/driveway foreverĬheck craigslist for used Tools (better have tools you dont need, as need tools you dont have) dont buy cheap tools, your knuckles will thank you that, you dont need snapon, but stay away from harbourfreight even more its eletrical.ĭont see car restaurations as an oportunity to make money, if you break even, you´re lucky, if you make money out of it, you´re a genius. better wait some time for the deal that offers the best bang for your bucks, look over the local horizon, investigate the states around you. Its a PIA and a bottomless money pit if you need to track down small parts or buy repro stuff (at least for Mopars/Chevys/Fords you get a lot more repro parts as for AMC and Ramblers)ĭont bite the first bait which is offerd to you, take your time, get a feeling for the market value and have patience. When you start a project, aim for the complete cars, rust mold and moos dont matter but with with trim stuff, glass and interiour/Instruments, dont go for a shell/roller if you want to restore a car factory correct, if you want to build a modded cars, look for a good shell with the glas. (Shit i get old.) things i learned over the years

Hi u/ american_rival i´m an older guy from germany(turning 42this year), and into Jeeps and AMC´s cars since 25 years.