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  Classic Car Restoration (Article)
  From there you'll need to align it so it feeds through to the torch - if any force is required, chances are it's misaligned.  Wire speed is probably the most important setting - too slow and it'll burn back onto the tip, too fast and it'll be a mess. Speed and power settings will be determined by the wire and you should be able to get a ball park set up. Experiement with scrap pieces of metal to make sure you're happy and fine tune the welder.
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  How to sell a classic car (Article)
  word=classic%20cars" target="_blank">Ask Honest John if you're not sure how much your classic car is worth . Timing is important To make sure you get the most for your money, it pays to think about when you're going to sell your classic. As soon as the UK sees its first few weeks of sunny afternoons and warm weather, prices for convertibles firm up.
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  How to buy a classic car (Article)
  Sure, spending a few hundred quid on a welder might seem like a decent chunk of cash but in the long term it will save you a fortune… as long as you’re willing to put the hours into learning to weld. Perhaps the most important thing to remember is that the best of us regard classic as a fluid description. A car doesn't have to be over 20 years old to be a classic - you just have to care about and put the time and money in.