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When people restore classic cars old fuel delivery systems rarely receive the attention they deserve. For a car such as the Dodge Coronet, a good, period-correct fuel tank is a must for not only performance, but safety as well. Coronet Gas Tanks   n o matter if you're a vintage restorer or a daily driver Paladin Garage is here to help get your 1966 muscle machine or other older ride back on the road. The Coronet gas tanks are among the most important pieces for having a car that's safe and drives well. Why Your Gas Tank is Important in a Classic Dodge Coronet In the case of classic rides such as the Coronet, 40-some years of use may have left you with rust, sedimentation, some internal rust, or a terrible combination of all three. These issues may result in fuel delivery problems, clogged filters and lines, or even cause problems better suited to “safety” befalls like leaks. A Coronet Gas Tanks  is a must-have for any restoration or part restoration, and if you're pulling o...

Classic Dodge owners put their heart and soul into their creations combining high performance and quality interior. Even though bodywork and engine rebuilding get the most publicity, the true fun of motoring depends on how your old car performs on the road. That’s why reconditioning Vintage Dodge suspension  and steering parts is so important to safety, performance and originality. Why Suspension and Steering Matter in Classic Dodge Cars The suspension and steering systems keep your ride under control and comfortable. In the classic Dodges, those systems were designed to last but years of wear, weather and road usage can exact a toll on parts including control arms, bushings, tie rods and steering boxes. As these parts deteriorate, the vehicle becomes less capable of steering smoothly and absorbing shocks. Key Suspension and Steering Components to Inspect Before you start to restore, gather these key pieces listed below: Control Arms & Bushings:  When bushings go bad, you’ll he...