Sometimes good things happen to those who wait. This could not be truer than in this case.
Purchased new by its current owner's Uncle, this car has remained in the same family since 1958. Acquired by its current owner on December 12, 1959, this 1958 Impala Hardtop has seen little rain and has had few miles as it was used as an occasional driver for almost forty years until 1998. Restoration was started in the late '90's. It provided some challenges, as most single year cars are not easily restored. All of the stainless was carefully hand polished and buffed. Over the past winter, after an earlier six-year restoration, paying attention to the small details that matter for AACA judging finished this car. The waiting was about to be over...More...
The 2009 driving season is upon us and it's time to plan your automotive events for the year. Our newsletter, SHOP TALK has the 2009 Antique Car Events Calendar with many local events listed with links to more information. Read about our two Hudson restorations and our efforts to repair damage to a museum's Chrysler 300G. Please read the Boyertown museum's request for volunteers. Our sister shop, Ragtops & Roadsters also has a newsletter: just click here
Ask a dozen classic car owners how each of them stored his special car last year and you will receive a dozen different answers. Methods range from abandoning the vehicle under a tree in the front yard, to complex routines involving raising the classic off the ground and removing the seats. There is not a "proper" method as each owner has slightly different considerations and requirements More...
Pollock Auto Restoration in Pottstown, PA is pleased to announce new management after being acquired by the ownership group of Ragtops & Roadsters, Inc. in Perkasie, PA. Most recently owned and managed by the late Ralph DeStefano, Pollock is the premier restorer of brass era and classic prewar automobiles in eastern PA. More...