When the Mustang first hit dealer showrooms, factory tires were skinny bias-ply rubber, and power steering was more of a luxury than a necessity. Over the years, as our Mustangs were given wider ...

Updating your gearbox and column is a necessary evil in most restorations, but in doing so; don't use an old rag joint and shaft. This is a common mistake among builders, and when you don't update ...

Tired of "armstrong" power steering? We show you how to update your ’50s Ford on our own 1959 Ford with help from Borgeson. There's a lot to love about '50s Fords—they're good looking, roomy, and ...

Mopar power steering is a frequent subject of derision. This abuse goes back decades, and even old magazine road tests would often cite a lack of road feel or over-assist as the chief complaint. In ...