Restoring classic cars with modern upgrades
Except on occasions, it's hard to imagine a classic car daily driven in its original condition. Eugene Bernshtam, if not busy in real estate, restores classic models that are suited to today's road standards. Aside from the reinvented look, a restored classic has all the same comforts as today's newer models. Here are some of the few modern upgrades that a classic car needs to have before heading out on the highway. Image source: carbuzz.com Electronic ignition upgrade - This replaces the traditional breaker point ignition system, especially on cars built before the 1980s. Electronic ignition improves fuel efficiency, gives faster and smoother acceleration, reduces exhaust emissions, and more. Power steering upgrade - Driving a classic car without power steering can ultimately wear you down, especially when driving along with tight and crowded places or simply making a U-turn. Power steering helps you to drive smoothly and safely, explains Eugene Bernshtam. Dis