One of the coolest options Pontiac Motor Division ever offered was a late 60s/early 70s hood-mounted tach. Muscle car lovers--GTO and Firebird alike--couldn't get enough. Now available in the aftermarket, we discuss the steps to install this hood tach, along with important measurements and placement.
This video teaches viewers how to remove oxidation from modern plastic headlight lens. That haze is not only unattractive, but the loss of lens transparency creates danger for nighttime driving. Presented by Bill Rosen. Videography by Tim Schoen.
This short video reveals one of Bill's ironclad rules when selling a used car: Know How Things Work. It's critical that as a seller you take the time to familiarize yourself with the vehicle you're selling. Push every button and flip every switch. If you don't you could easily lose a sale. Presented by Bill Rosen.
In this short video Bill discussed another of his ironclad rules of buying or selling a used car: During the transaction, Always Count the Money Together. Here's why from a recent sale. Presented by Bill Rosen.
Serious profit can be made when you buy a car cheap. And a nonrunning car is a perfect candidate for a great buy. In this video Bill goes over a few steps of inspecting a car that's been sitting undriven for an extending time. Presented by Bill Rosen. Videography by Tim Schoen.
When you are ready to market a car you're selling, always include a cold start video in your online ad. It will grab your buyer's attention and provide evidence that the vehicle (in this case a grand touring bike) is worth seeing in person. I sold this Honda Goldwing for a neighbor. Beautiful bike.
In this short video we take a listen to a 1966 Olds Toronado idling for an online ad I ran. This Toro came with a 425 cubit inch engine with a factory Rochester quadrajet carburetor. I had just tuned up the engine, touched up the engine compartment, and replaced the rusted-out exhaust with NOS resonators. The exhaust notes are magic to the ears. Sound is sensory, and sensory sells.