by Eric | Sep 21, 2026 | Uncategorized
There’s a guy in my comments who says with a screwdriver, a nail file, and a matchbook, he could get his car running on the side of the road. That’s real ownership. Cars break no matter what you drive. Ownership isn’t about knowing everything...
by Eric | Sep 7, 2026 | Electrical
Why Does My Classic Car Starter Click Once and Lose All Power? If your classic car clicks once when you turn the key and then every single light on your dashboard goes dark, you do not need to buy a brand new starter motor tonight. That single loud click followed by...
by Eric | Sep 1, 2026 | Electrical
A Charging Problem Is Not Always an Alternator Problem When a car will not keep the battery charged, the internet usually says, “Replace the alternator.” Sometimes that works. But a charging system is a complete loop, and the alternator is only one part of it. Start...
by Eric | Aug 31, 2026 | Electrical
Why Is My Classic Car Battery Overcharging Above 15 Volts? A classic car battery overcharges above 15 volts because the mechanical or electronic voltage regulator has failed closed, lost its ground reference, or misread system voltage due to high resistance in the...
by Eric | Aug 24, 2026 | Project Cars
Gen Z and Millennials are buying simple, affordable, repairable vehicles like Mazda Miatas, OBS trucks, and Crown Vics. Here is why easy-to-fix cars are making a comeback. Gen Z Is Bringing Back Old Cars Six months ago, the prediction was that younger enthusiasts were...
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