Community Spotlight

Community Spotlight

How to Pimp Your Ride for Car Shows

The Stan Hywet Father’s Day Car Show is just around the corner. It remains one of those events that brings together car enthusiasts of all ages, families, and collectors in a relaxed setting. But it’s not the only event in Northeast Ohio for car lovers, and with events like the Hot Rod & Roll Reunion and the Sabrina Park Car Show, you’ve got a lot of events to choose from. 

So, even if you are attending for the first time with a classic vehicle, you want your car to look its best among hundreds of others. That’s where preparation makes a big difference. 

How should you get your car and yourself ready ahead of the event? One thing to remember is that you want to plan early because you won’t be the only one needing specialist services. 

Is the Car Safe to Drive?

While this may seem like a silly question to ask, if you are going with a classic car, chances are this isn’t your everyday vehicle. Classic cars are usually stored safely in a secure garage or storage spot. 

So, as you don’t use the car regularly, you will need to make sure that it is in good working condition. Even if you are only driving a short distance to the event, safety should come first.

A first basic check should also highlight usual issues, such as tire pressure, fluid levels, brakes, and battery condition. Most of these are easy to fix by yourself. And they are common for cars that sit unused for a while. 

Yeti, for your peace of mind, it’s best to have your vehicle checked by a reliable automotive shop that can do all the repairs necessary before the event. 

Give Your Car a Proper Clean

For cars that have been kept in storage, a good clean is a must-have to make a strong impression.

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