TOP THREE CARE TIPS FOR YOUR VINTAGE CAR

Got a vintage car? We've got you covered. Here are three care tips that you can easily memorize to keep your car keep looking cool and brand new.

Check the car's key areas!

Check fluids, watching out for rust and testing the brakes are all part of a complete maintenance package. To care for your car properly, you should routinely check these three main areas: 

• Fluid check- Check the oil in your car for low levels or old oil and change it out regularly. Flushing the cooling system should be flushed out at least once a year in a classic car.
• Search for scratches or rust- The rusting of traditional cars is another issue. To avoid this, lubricant may be applied in areas of corrosion. The spread of corrosive Rust Spots is considered to be stopped by lubricants like WD-40. You should also keep your car away from water as a preventive measure.
  
• Brake checking- You should bleed the brake system at least once a year to care for your brake system. Watch the brake pads as the rotors can suffer from uneven wear. The brake pads can be replaced reasonably cheaply, but sometimes it is easier to replace them.

 
Maintain the flawless car!

For superior safety, an older vehicle that is regularly driven must be washed once a week. Collector cars are more likely to cause dirt and grime accumulation damage.A summary of what you can clean is given below: 

• External Clean- You should only hand wash your classic car. Taking it to a car wash can damage it and not effectively clean it.
• Wax- The car should be washed, polished and waxed before you take your car on the road. You should use wax once every few months to prevent the weather, dirt and sores from harming the car.
• Interior Clean- When cleaning your car's interior, make sure you're using the right cleaners for the material of the interior. Dust off your classic car with a microfiber towel and vacuum it to get rid of any dirt. UV blocking creams are a good way to protect the interior of your vehicle.

 
Pick the most appropriate storage space

A good storage place will protect the vehicle from the weather and stop corrosion on key parts. Flooring should also have good drainage, with common surfaces including concrete or asphalt. It should also be stored at a consistent temperature that never reaches freezing.