Restoring Classic Fox Mustang Seats with TMI Products Upholstery
1979-93 Fox Body Mustang values have skyrocketed because they are terrific to own and drive. Cars that no one would have bothered restoring a few years ago are now worth […]
Tips & Tricks For Installing Seats & Carpet in a Vintage Car
Freshening up your car’s interior with new seats and carpet not only changes the look, but also how you feel when you are driving. It just feels better when it […]
Plastic Surgery: How To Repair Plastic Automotive Trim Parts
Vehicles have had some sort of plastic trim since the 1930s when the OEMs made knobs, handles, and other interior bits out of Bakelite. All plastics, even today’s formulations, will […]
Have A Seat: Repairing Tears in Vinyl and Leather Upholstery
Rips and tears in upholstery are not only unsightly, once they start, they only get bigger. You can throw a set of cheap covers over them to get by, but […]
What is a Heater Core? Where is It Located, What Does it Do & How Do You Flush It?
Put simply, a heater core is part of your automobile’s climate control system and helps fill your car, truck, or SUV’s passenger compartment with warm, comfortable air. In other words, […]
Monte Makeover (Part 9): The Quest for Good Steering
Editor’s Note: Perhaps the only things Travis Jones loves more than his 1986 Monte Carlo SS are autocross courses and a good challenge. That’s why Travis is on a mission to transform his […]
Ask Away! with Jeff Smith: Getting an Aftermarket Tach to Work in an LS-Swapped 1969 Chevy Nova
I have completed a 5.3L LS truck engine swap into my ’69 Nova with a TH350 trans behind it for now. We decided to use the factory ECU and an […]
10 Easy Things You Need to Look for When Inspecting a Vintage, Classic, or Collectible Car Before a Purchase
Recently, a friend of OnAllCylinders had the opportunity to buy a 1970 Chevy Impala coupe—and not just any Impala coupe, one with the relatively rare LS4 option which put a […]
Car Maintenance 101: What is a Cabin Air Filter & When Should You Check Yours
This story begins with a burned-out blower motor in Kyle’s new car. Kyle’s a friend of OnAllCylinders and a really smart car guy, so he quickly dove in to investigate. […]
Project Ram (Bonus Episode): Summit Racing’s 2020 Ram 1500 Big Horn Gets a Speedo Calibration & ECU Mods
If you’re fitting larger (or smaller) wheels and tires to a stock vehicle, there’s a good chance it’ll affect your speedometer accuracy. So after Episode Two of Project Ram, the […]