Washing is always the first step, but detailing goes way beyond that. The wash is gentle, no harsh brushes, and it’s followed by paint polishing, interior care, chrome polishing, and even protection for things like leather, wood, and rubber trim. It’s a full restoration of cleanliness and protection, not just a wash.

Not really. Parts can be hard to find and repairs often require specialists. That’s why prevention is key. Regular detailing and maintenance protect what’s already there, so you avoid bigger bills down the line. In short: classics aren’t cheap to maintain, but good care keeps costs manageable.

Keep it clean, dry, and protected. Store it in a garage if you can, away from sunlight and moisture. Wash and detail it with gentle cleaning products that won’t strip old paint or finishes, and keep the interior conditioned to stop leather from cracking; or use a hand from an expert car detailer. Regular auto detailing and check-ups go a long way in slowing down the aging process.