You may not have ever thought of doing it but decals can add a nice custom touch to a car. Custom decals are available online and most sign shops can print them too. You can use them to jazz up your car or even for advertising your business. Think you might be interested? Here’s Browning Dodge’s guide to installing them.
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Are you going away for a while and your car won’t be used? If so, there are steps you can take to keep it ready for your return. Here’s a checklist of steps that you can follow to keep your car in tip-top condition while you are gone.
It’s a decision that a vast majority of classic car enthusiasts face at some point. Do you want your tires to have the old “bias ply” look or do you want the comfort and handling of a radial? In this article we will look at the pros and cons to help you decide which way is best for you.
The styling and performance of American cars have always historically reflected the feelings of the times that they were designed and sold in. The art deco streamliners of the 1930s represented beacons of optimism during the Great Depression. The land yachts of the 1950s with their elevated tail fins were a symbol of post-WWII prosperity, and the powerful muscle cars of the 1960s illustrated the fascination America was developing with pure performance. Courtesy of Westbury Toyota, we survey some examples of perfectly represented the feeling of the times.
The pick up is the true workingman’s drive. Versatile, utilitarian, and capable of tackling almost any terrain, it claims an irreplaceable role in the lives of builders, handymen, farmers, gardeners, and outdoorsmen. It’s powerful, useful, and has an unparalleled ability to navigate mud, moorland, mountainsides, and anything else that you can throw at it, all whilst carrying a leviathan load in the back. Choose the right one, and you’ll have found the ultimate workhorse for farm life, country pursuits, and an all around good time.
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