It’s been difficult keeping this under my hat for so long, but now that I have it in my hands, I can announce my first book for CarTech, the Muscle Car Interior Restoration Guide, chock full of tech on how to do just about everything from lay new carpet to install a convertible top.
Why write about interior restoration? It’s an aspect of restoration that many car guys avoid, thinking it’s some sort of black art, so they tend to leave their interiors raggedy and half-done (admit it, somebody you know uses or has used a Vise-Grip as a window crank). But the reality is that it’s not that hard to do your own interior, and it’s just as rewarding to re-cover your seats or hang a new headliner as it is to rebuild an engine.
Oh, and I took a no-sew approach to everything in the book, so no need to go out and buy a sewing machine to complete any of the tasks shown in it. Also, a little hint: Even though the book’s focused on muscle cars, a lot of it applies to cars of other eras as well.
Official release date for the book is September 1, and you can order it directly through CarTech.
If you buy the book and decide fix up your car’s interior, send us some pics!
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