Dear mid-60s Buick owners who have that itch for
"mods."We all have to admit that the automakers have greatly improved the driving experience over the past 50 years or so. Those improvements are obviously not present in our classic cars and as a result:
". . . You might not like driving your old car as much as you like the idea of driving it." Colin Comer has written a piece on the Hagerty's website about what sort of
"mods" you can do to your classic without ruining its value as a classic car:
https://www.hagerty.com/articles-videos/articles/2018/04/30/how-to-modify-your-car-without-ruining-its-valueThere are a few good ideas to keep in mind. Obviously, any modification that is completely reversible won't count against your car. Careful camouflage of your modifications is also a good scheme. Finally using modern materials in a way that cannot be noticed provides modern benefits that cannot be noticed.
Basically all these ideas we have already discovered on our own, but it is fresh inspiration nonetheless.
Cheers, Edouard
