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If you own an antique car and you plan on taking it out on the road this spring, then Charlotte AutoFair Produced by Hornets Nest Region, AACA in Charlotte, NC, recommends getting your vehicle ready now. Whether you recently purchased a collector car or you’re preparing your automobile for an annual car show, taking the necessary maintenance steps to restore your car’s interior and exterior will guarantee that it’s safe for driving and in the best condition possible for your enjoyment.

As the temperatures begin to slowly rise, take a minute to refresh yourself on these tips for prepping your antique car for spring:

  • Clean the Interior: Start by cleaning all plastic with a quality polish. Remove dust from the dash and steering column, and pay special attention rubber around your doors and windows. If you notice any damage, visit your trusted antique car repair technician.
  • antique carWash the Exterior: The outside of your vehicle is just as important as the interior. Purchase a reliable cleaning solution and sponge, then wash your automobile from top to bottom. When you finish cleaning, apply polish.
  • Inspect Your Engine: If your vehicle’s been sitting in the garage all winter long, then you’ll want to flush and replace all fluids. Completing an oil change in early spring is always wise, especially if you plan on driving when the weather warms up.
  • Check Insurance Coverage: Whether you drive your antique car daily or you only take it to car shows, you should always check for insurance coverage. Make sure that you have the type of coverage that you need for your intended use, and renew if necessary.

The more attention you give your antique car this spring, the better it will look and run. To learn more about the Charlotte AutoFair Produced by Hornets Nest Region, AACA, call (704) 841-1990 or visit them online for this year’s event details.

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