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5 Points Automotive Services is a state of the art service center and auto body repair shop with the latest tools and technologies to repair your vehicle. 5 Points Automotive also offers auto rental, auto sales and towing.

Auto Quest Collision takes the time to provide quality work combined with individual attention to each of their customers giving 100% in everything they do. Established in 1987, they pride themselves on being able to provide any type of collision repair or paint job that you could want.

Finding Antique Car Restoration Parts By Lamar Burns Have you recently decided that you would like to have your antique car restored? If so, have you decided how you would like to go about doing so? While many individuals turn to a professional antique car restoration business, there are others who choose to do their own restoration.

Auto Restoration - Successful Steps To A Great Looking Car By Craig Thornburrow Auto restoration is a big undertaking, but if done right can save you money and give you more customization. Below is a general overview of the points needed to do the work and your particular job may differ in some ways.

I’m going to go off on a tangent in this article, I love muscle cars, they hold a dear spot in my heart, the muscle car was built for men by men, no other car quite hits a spot in a man’s heart like a muscle car, we always want more power, but without the loss of anything else, we love the muscle car.

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A Star is Born getting 6K makeover: is it worthwhile? by Darren Murph, posted Jul 17th 2008 at 10:50AM While many film lovers across the universe are still itching to watch something in 4K, studio execs are already eying the next best thing -- or are they?

In this article we’ll remove the doors and hinges from the car, if you’ve never done this take pictures of the doors and hinges before you remove them, and make 100% sure that you have a friend there to help you with this part, the door are not light, you can’t do it yourself.

In the last article, we left off with removing the inner fender wells, now we’ll move on to the fenders of the car, this is not hugely technical, just a little common sense will get you through this step of the tear down, now we’ll get right to it.

Now I realize that I have done an article of this type once before, so sorry to those of you who have seen it already, the question has been asked again, so I guess people really want to know the answer, I’ll try to keep on track, and remember to do the follow up articles that accompany this one.