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peopleClassicCar.com has just completed Phase 1 of a 3 phase project to modernize and update its web community.  After 14 years online, this project brings together our long-term vision through utilizing today's technology.  As the Internets oldest online Classic Car Community, we recognized the needs of enthusiasts to share their knowledge and socialize online.  Only recently has the technology caught up to the needs of the community.  We welcome you to join in and help build the best neighborhood of MotorHeads!  CLICK HERE TO JOIN

pontiacDo you own an Orphan?  Many Classic Car enthusiasts do, and it looks like we will be getting some company soon.  An "Orphan" is the auto industry term for vehicles that are no longer supported by the manufacture or dealer network. Oldsmobile and Plymouth are a few of the most recent additions to the Orphanage, and these famous marquees will soon be joined by Pontiac.  Now, this news maybe disparaging to some.  However, for some automobile enthusiasts, the red badge of courage goes along with orphan status, fueling the desire to keep the grand marquee alive!
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The Original Impala SS PDF Print E-mail

1963 Impala Z11 At the dawn of the 1960's, Kennedy, the new President-elect, spoke of a "new frontier." He was talking of new age of post-war prosperity and specifically, America's quest for reaching the Moon. For the big three, the new frontier was one of technical and marketing innovations. Combining the two became an essential element in the

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Waxing

Winter driving is by far the hardest on your cars exterior. Sand, road-salts, ice and extreme cold temperatures create more wear on your cars exterior than the rest of all the other seasons combined. Winter Waxing is a very inexpensive way to keep your vehicle looking new longer.

Continued waxing during the winter months will act to further protect the paint from the effects of winter driving. Weekly washings are very important too. Pay special attention to the wheel wells and molding area, flush them well.

When weighed against the cost of new vehicle replacement and refinishing costs, waxing is one of the most cost effective preventative maintenance tasks you can do yourself.

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