Wires And Gauges: A 1967 Chevy II Nova Makeover

Classic cars are awesome when they’re working right. But intermittent issues can turn a weekend drive into a nightmare. This 1967 Chevy Nova II looked pristine when it arrived at our workshop, but it wasn’t cranking over. One look at the wiring revealed why this was the case. Kyle Kolke gives us a rundown in…

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dirt track car parts

The Dirt Track Parts Specialists At Karl Kustoms

Dirt track racing is one of the most popular forms of motorsport in the US. With over 700 oval tracks throughout the country, there’s bound to be a dirt track near you. At Karl Kustoms, we have been supplying high-quality dirt track car parts for years. But our knowledgeable team of dirt track specialists is…

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Sounds Of Summer Nights Favorites: A Wantable Wagon

The Sounds Of Summer Nights at Karl Kustoms features some of the coolest cars around. Whether you like modern high-performance cars, classic cruisers, or something in between, you’ll find it at one of our shows. Each car has a story to tell, and this sweet 1966 Chevy Caprice Wagon is no different. The 1966 Chevrolet…

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StopTech Brake Pads Now Available At Karl Kustoms

Karl Kustoms is proud to announce the availability of StopTech brake pads.  These performance racing brake pads have been designed by Gorsuch Performance, a known expert in braking, cooling, driveline, and fuel systems. “We here at Karl Kustoms are very excited to have these brake pad kits in stock.” – Shaun Simmons, Circle Track Parts…

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Valve Cover Leak? Could Be The Gasket.

Valve covers might seem like inconspicuous components in your car’s engine, but they play a vital role in ensuring the engine’s smooth operation and protecting critical internal components. In this article, we’ll dive into what valve covers are made from, their purpose, and the warning signs of a failing valve cover gasket. What Are Valve…

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Should I Replace The Distributor – Or Just The Cap And Rotor?

Modern vehicles use electronic ignition systems, often with individual coils for each cylinder. However, if you prefer a big old classic V8 – and who doesn’t? – then it is more likely to have a mechanical distributor. These components wear out over time, and when they do, you may wonder whether you should just replace…

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Sounds Of Summer Nights Favorites: Chevy C20 And Bel Air

The Sounds Of Summer Nights at Karl Kustoms has become a must-attend event for fans of hot rods, muscle cars, and custom vehicles of all types. Our latest gathering once again featured some stunning metal. Each car has a story to tell, and we picked two of our favorites to share with you here.  The…

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Datsuns To DeLoreans: Sounds Of Summer Nights Favorites

The Sounds Of Summer Nights is a great way to spend an evening in the company of some of the best custom vehicles, hot rods, and muscle cars around. At Karl Kustoms, we love a car with a good story, and at our latest event, we chatted with many owners to get some background on…

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What Causes A Wiring Harness To Fail?

Wiring harnesses are critical components in modern vehicles, serving as the nervous system that connects various electrical components and systems. While these harnesses are designed to be durable, they can still go bad or fail over time. Why Wiring Harnesses Go Bad There are several reasons why wiring harnesses in vehicles can deteriorate and fail –…

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Restored Lincoln

Kustom Builds: 1969 Lincoln Continental

Thanks to its handsome lines and those distinctive rear suicide doors, the fourth-generation Lincoln Continental has long been a desirable classic. This particular 1969 Continental belongs to a very good customer of Karl Kustoms, and needed a comprehensive refresh to restore it to its former glory: Having refurbished four of this customer’s cars already, the…

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