How to start hotrodding with little knowledge or money
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What you'll find is that the more knowledge, resources and tools you have the more money you can save. For example, if you learn to rebuild a carburetor, you don't have to order a new one. At the highest levels of hotrodding, whole panels, frames or entire cars are completely fabricated. | What you'll find is that the more knowledge, resources and tools you have the more money you can save. For example, if you learn to rebuild a carburetor, you don't have to order a new one. At the highest levels of hotrodding, whole panels, frames or entire cars are completely fabricated. | ||
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| + | When you find a part needs replacing the big catalog on the coffee table isnt always the best place for a replacement money wise. A donor car or two can save you a bundle in money and time if found right and especially on more unique projects. Sometimes even the local parts stores can round up an uncommon part or two if you can get the guy at the register to dig his books out and get off the computer | ||
==Your first project car== | ==Your first project car== | ||
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