Author: David Sander

I recently discovered a neat trick to help form new hard brake lines. I am a huge fan of nickel copper tubing; it is very easy to form and lasts […]

Guest W. Jones this month shows you how to…..  The starter motor is heavy, sturdy and unlikely to get much attention, but a faulty one will be a real headache. […]

This month’s question comes from Wendell Noble. Anyone who knows Wendell and Mary know they have a preference for manual transmissions. Wendell asked me if I knew why his owner’s manual […]

Happy New Year! Although 2021 will have many challenges, I truly hope we will all have a better year.  Absent any questions this month, I decided I would write a […]

had a question recently that may be of interest. The question was: “How do I lubricate my window slides and door lock hardware in my antique cars?” I use Fluidfilm […]

Dave’s Garage is giving space this month to the 2020 Golden Wrench Award Recipients. Congratulations to you all.  The Vermont Automobile Enthusiasts  Golden Wrench Award  May 29, 2020  (Address & student […]

When I pulled the Subaru in to take the winter tires off and wash the undercarriage I heard the unmistakable sound of a muffler leak. I was a bit surprised, […]

When the cars go in to the garage for the winter, I have always believed they should be drivable and ready to be driven out quickly if there is a […]

Dave,  I want to share, with you, my story on ethanol gas. As I recall you have done pieces on this topic in the past, however, I thought I would […]