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Classic Cars, Ethanol, and Our Master Mechanic
Last month James Dunst, Bell’s resident master mechanic, was the featured guest on The Classic Car Show podcast.
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Three Ways To Protect Your Tankless Water Heater This Winter
As winter approaches, we typically publish various blog articles with helpful advice on getting important appliances and equipment ready for winter –...
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Water in Gas Tank? Symptoms Explained
You accidentally left your gas cap off in rainy weather. Or the gas station you fueled up at has a bad water filter and delivered you a slug of water...
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Can I Use Last Year's Gas in My Generator?
Generator gas tends to be out-of-sight-out-of-mind. We don’t care about it until there’s a real possibility that we’ll have to fire the generator up,...
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What to do about your classic car oil leak
Oil leaks can be frustrating because they don’t come from one place on your car, and that can make them difficult to pinpoint and resolve. Engine oil...
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Car Batteries and Other Classic Car Electrical Problems
This is part two of a blog post post series dedicated to classic car electrical problems and classic car batteries. Click here to view the first...
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Classic Car Batteries & Electrical Problems
ote: This is Part I of a 2-part blog series covering classic car batteries and electrical problems. The use of lead acid batteries goes back over 100...
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Retuning Your Classic Car for Today's Gas
Owners of classic and antique cars are well aware that today’s gasoline fuels are significantly different from the fuels they used to use. The...
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Gas for antique cars: things to consider
What was gas like back in the day when antique cars were in their prime?
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Storing Your Generator For Future Use
Generators are one of those things where you hope you never have to use them. But when it comes time, you’re glad you have one. If you have a...