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When it comes to restoring a classic like the Plymouth Satellite, it really is all about paying attention to the details. From the chrome trim and body lines, to the badges and lighting, every piece counts. Side mirrors might seem to be one of the most overlooked, but absolutely essential components on any restoration project. They are not only important for safety but also crucial to maintain the look of your vehicle as it was originally. Getting the right vintage parts can be critical to upgrading or replacing Plymouth Satellite Mirrors   — Andy Bernbaum Auto  Parts  is a great place to start. The Plymouth Satellite from the late '60s to early '70s offered a grand spectrum of styles for side mirrors based on the trim level and the year. Whether restoring a two-door hardtop circa 1966 or a 1971 GTX-inspired Satellite, the right mirror shape can help lead to increased authenticity and value. Why Authentic Mirrors Matter Authenticity is the name of the game when it comes t...

Restoring a classic like a Plymouth Belvedere is an old process, but a rewarding one at that. While the aesthetics get most of the attention, performance and safety components especially the braking system are every bit as important. Component in this system is the brake master cylinder. Without it, you are severely compromising your braking power and reliability. Whether you are in the middle of a restoration project, or simply need a reliable replacement part, choice of the right Plymouth Belvedere brake master cylinder  is essential to ensure safety without sacrificing authenticity. The hydraulic braking system's main component is the master cylinder. It translates the pressure applied to the brake pedal into hydraulic force, which is passed through the lines and toward the wheel cylinders or calipers. A functioning master cylinder is key to making sure our stops are smooth, consistent, and keeping our restoration true to its original engineering, especially on vintage vehicles ...

All classic car enthusiasts know that beauty isn’t everything when it comes to restoring vintage vehicles. Beneath that shiny paint job lies another system as vital to the driving experience, the suspension and steering. Restoring the Classic Chrysler Suspension and Steering   System is extremely important when it comes to performance and is an ideal upgrade for Owners with vintage Mopars. If Chrysler vehicles of the '50s through the '70s were known for their style, they were also known for their smooth ride and solid handling. That was accomplished through heavy-duty suspension and steering components—control arms, ball joints, tie rods, bushings, and idler arms right up front working in concert to provide crisp steering response and cushioned handling. With time, though, these elements deteriorate and affect the driving experience, and even, in some scenarios, put it in danger. Configuration of Classic Chryslers' Suspension and Steering Regardless of whether you're be...

Restoring a classic car like the Dodge Dart takes more than just cosmetic work; you need to make sure every single component functions as it did when the car first rolled down the street. The braking system is among the most important systems in any car. One should remember that a set of good quality Dodge Dart brake parts   are a necessity to keep your Dodge Dart performance and safe on the road. If you're in the midst of a full-on restoration or are just replacing dried-out parts, investing in the correct brake parts is paramount for long life and safe motoring. Quality Dodge Dart Brake Parts: Why Are They Important? Your Dodge Dart's braking system is among its most important safety features. It’s in charge of slowing down and bringing the vehicle to a halt whenever you need to. Eventually, brake parts like pads, rotors, master cylinders, and brake lines wear out. Whether you've just bought a Dodge Dart to restore or have one that just needs some new parts put on, high-q...

The master cylinder is one of the most important parts of your car’s braking system. A faulty Dodge Coronet master cylinder  can prevent your car's braking system from functioning at its best, ironing out both safety and driving comfort. If you're restoring something from the 1960s or fixing something that just needs necessary repairs, dedicating time to the health of the master cylinder is important for achieving reliable braking power. What Is a Master Cylinder and What’s Its Significance? The Dodge Coronet master cylinder  is the master hydraulic brake component of your vehicle. It can change the force your foot applies to the brake pedal into hydraulic pressure that is applied to the brakes. The brake system's integrity will be significantly compromised if you ever experience a master cylinder failure or wear. The result is lackluster braking action, longer stopping distances, and in worst case scenarios, total brake failure. The Dodge Coronet master cylinder  is an e...