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Well, it's one thing right after the other. The AC in my wife's PT Cruiser went out today. After messing with it for a little while, I ended up running a bypass on the compressor relay and it's working now, but I don't know how healthy that is for the car. Anyone ever had this problem before?

If you're not really into the classic Scrapin' the coast is another great show to go to. It's mostly modern vehicles that are souped up, custom, dropped, you name it, but they are all hot. This event is held on June 24-26th and it is worth the trip. http://www.scrapinthecoast.com/

The 15th Annual Cruisin' The Coast will be October 2-9, 2011. If your not familiar with this event, I would suggest checking it out. Classics, customs, mod, and rods, all in one place over on weekend. Cars and truck from all over the country are on display. It's a really great event...

I figured I would just make a thread where everyone can talk about classics. What you have, what you wan't, what you had, and so on. I've got a '65 T-Bird, in case you didn't notice my user name. It's in pretty rough shape, but I recently traded a '96 T-Bird with 250K miles on it that I bought...

What a mission. I don't know if anyone here has a PT Cruiser, but if you ever plan on changing out your headlamp fixtures, you're in for a real treat. Here is a quick breakdown: Remove tire wells Remove grill Remove "ENTIRE" Bumper Remove Headlights Replace all Whatever happened to...

If you tend to get your oil changed at a lube shop it is a good Idea to mark the oil filter on your car. I once read an article on how some shops will just wipe your filter to give it a "new" look, rather than actually changing it. It is a good idea to put a scratch (like an X) on your filter...

Can anyone recommend a good website to buy per-molded carpet for a car? I want to replace the carpet in my 65 Thunderbird, but all of the sites I find don't have carpets for cars that old.

Does anyone know where the speed control sensor is on a 2003 Envoy? I was suppose to change one out the other day, but didn't get around to it. Anyway, I got to thinking about it and I'm not sure where it's located on on an Envoy.

Got a blow head gasket or a nasty leak that's going to cost a small fortune to fix? Well, here's a suggestion; try Blue Devil. My father had a blown head gasket on hid 2006 Explorer (V6, no joke to fix even for the most experienced mechanics. He was actually turned down by several because they...

Hello everyone! My name is Rick and I'm mostly "into" classics, but I know a little bit about a lot when it comes to any type of vehicle. Mostly thanks to forums like this one. Can't wait to see what all this forum has to offer, the layout of it is certainly much better than many of the others...

Which do you prefer? I know a lot of people who talk about customizing their cars or truck, but I also know several who think stock feels nicer. What do you think? If you have a new car, do you just start making chances or are you happy with that untouched feel?

H anyone ever used "Natures Green Magic"? I mentioned in a post just now but figured I would throw it out here to see if anyone have ever actually tried it. Supposedly, you can use this stuff to wash and wax a car without using water. i guess my main concern would be, just washing by wiping how...

I'm thinking about doing my first paint job on my '65 Thunderbird. I have never done this nor have I ever help anyone or been present while it was done. So I'm looking for tips. Whatever you have to offer, I'm all ears....uh...eyes.

Is there a possibility that we could get a section for classic cars added to the fourm? I think that it would be a really nice addition to the already wonderful autosupportforum.com Just throwing it out there...