Picture it, summer, 2021.

You finally get to pop the hood of your vintage ride at a car show you have been eagerly anticipating for months. 

You are about to show off the engine you have been working on and start talking shop with a bunch of fellow hot rod enthusiasts.

And there it is. That ugly check valve is ruining the look of your brake booster and putting a damper on your classic car experience. If you are like us, every time you pop the hood, your eyes will focus on that one area.

You’re in luck. Master Power Brakes has a brand new product you will want to check out before you travel to your next big event. It’s not only a prettier part, but it also has better functionality. 

Here’s the rundown on our new Billet Aluminum Brake Booster Check Valve—with all the details and benefits you need to know.

Despite most hot rod events being shut down this summer due to the pandemic, the ultimate car show went on.

The National Street Rod Association (NSRA) gave out several awards at the 51st Annual Street Rod Nationals this year in Louisville, Kentucky.

Master Power Brakes was honored three times at the New Product display. Let’s dive into the details and explain what these awards mean for our customers.

People have been tackling more projects at home since the onset of the COVID-19 global pandemic.

Hopefully, you’ve been able to do a little more tinkering in the garage and a little less checking off items on your honey-do list. 

The good news is that there are vaccines on the horizon. But that doesn’t mean you should abandon your classic car upgrade.

There are so many reasons to keep moving forward! Here’s why you should keep restoring your classic car.

Can you drive a classic car in the winter?

If you live somewhere like Hawaii, go for it. If you live somewhere like New Hampshire, you can still get out on the road, but you need to take some precautions. 

Just because it gets cold and snowy where you live doesn’t mean your vintage automobile has to hibernate for the next few months.

Here are some tips to prepare your classic car for winter driving so you can prevent damage and get around safely.

Unless you live in a warm climate year-round, winter is coming. 

That means it’s time to get your classic car prepared for storage and say goodbye to your baby until spring. 

You may be familiar with the general winterization process, but do you know how to properly care for your brakes?

Here are three things you need to do to your braking system to get your classic car prepared for storage—plus some other winterization tips.