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.

Wheels can be that perfect component that sets off the entire look of your vehicle.  If you have your sights set on larger wheels—17-inch or more—they’ll require a bigger brake kit to work properly. We’ve designed the Legend Series HP Plus Rear Disc Brake Conversion Kits just for you larger wheel enthusiasts.

Good news for all you truck enthusiasts out there that own Chevrolet OBS trucks………We’ve created a new rear disc brake conversion kit just for you. Inspired by our Legend Series Brake Conversion Kits for Cars, we are excited to announce the new Legend Series and Legend Series HP Truck Conversion Kits. These assembly kits offer a great improvement over any stock drum brake option. For about the same cost as rebuilding old drum brakes, you can upgrade your truck to disc brakes and enjoy better performance and enhanced safety. 

Related: How-to Video: Convert Rear Drum Brakes to Disc Brakes