Many restoration men place warranties on all their body work and mechanical work. Nietfeld will buy a repairable from Colorado before getting a Minnesota vehicle. Nietfeld urged buyers to ask about the salvage law. This law entitles the buyer to know about the history of the vehicle he is buying. Bob Nelson of Bob's Auto Body, said it's cheaper to keep a car in good repair than replacing it.
General maintenance is important.
He added there are a lot of additives available today that will help keep the engine stay tuned up and running longer. Besides making the everyday repairs required of a vehicle, Nelson has customers wanting him to look for repairables. All a person needs to deal with are the salvage title and repairs. But that's not always a valid reason to trade, says the Car Care Council. An engine, transmission, or virtually any component of a vehicle can be replaced with new or rebuilt components.