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Classic car restoration can be a very expensive proposition, but much of the work required can be carried out by the DIY car enthusiast. Although such a prospect may at first seem quite daunting, this book, aimed at the novice restorer, explains in detail, using easy to understand text and color illustrations, how to plan a project and carry out the various tasks required, safely and efficiently to a good standard. This all color book includes instructions on Purchasing a car for a restoration projecthow to avoid the pitfalls, and the preparation needed before starting restoration. How to assess what work can be carried out on a DIY basis and what to put out to specialists. How to plan a project. Choosing and using tools and equipment. Restoration techniques, including metal cutting and joining riveting, soldering, brazing, and welding, drilling, metal poslishing and painting. Restoration of chassis, monocoque, detachable bodies, interior, enginedrivetrain, fuel system, steering, suspension, brakes, roadwheels and electrics. Author Lionel Baxter has been restoring cars and motorcycles fir 50 years, and was Head of the City and Guilds department responsible for motor vehicle courses and examinations. He devoted a number of years to the motor vehicle engineering department at his public school, where he helped and supervised students building their own sports cars. He is currently restoring a Bentley MkVI as a long term project. Table of Contents Acknowledgements Preface Introduction Tools and Equipment Preparations Chassis and Monocoque Bodywork Suspension Steering Hubs Wheels and Tires Brakes Engine Cooling System Fuel System Exhaust System Drivetrain Electrical System Painting Interior Plating Workshop Practice Liquid Petroleum Gas Useful Information Conversion Factors.
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