Today, the sports cars from the ‘80s are becoming classics and are great restoration projects. With cars that are 30 years old, there are going to be some problems that need to be addressed. In the past decades, there have also been technology improvements and you may want to do some improvements to your car. Here are some of the upgrades that you may want to consider for your 1980s auto restoration project:…
Read More »Emergency planning doesn’t have to be about the bare minimum. You need to make sure that the bare essentials are covered, but unless you’re traveling across the country on foot, it’s fine to add some extra layers of support. Roadside emergencies can be augmented to add some comfort beyond simple emergency food, water, and calling, but you need to plan the supplies and utilization carefully. Here are a few planning points for roadside emergencies that step a bit beyond the emergency rations and flare gun level.…
Read More »When you are pulling a trailer, you want to make sure that it stops when you hit the brakes. Otherwise, you are going to end up with an out-of-control trailer and vehicle, or your trailer is going to hit your vehicle. When the electric brakes on your trailer aren’t working, it’s more than an inconvenience, it’s a safety hazard. The second you notice that they aren’t working, you need to start troubleshooting the problem so that you can get back on the road.…
Read More »Whether you’ve just secured your CDL or you’re making the shift from a company contract to an owner-operator role, you’ll need to invest in a truck. Before you start shopping, you should know if you’re looking for a used truck or a brand new model. If you’ve been having trouble making that decision, here are a few reasons you might want to consider buying used, especially if this is your first truck.…
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