Don’t get caught trying to touch up a scratch or scrape on your car’s paint job with nail polish. There are some great nail polish colors that look great our toes and fingers however they don’t go so well on cars. Even if you think the color is close enough it is almost guaranteed that someone else will notice the blemish. It is always better to get the job done right the first time. So if you shouldn’t use nail polish, how should you fix those scratches and scrapes?

Hot Rod Jim’s chassis shop out of Central Texas Retro fits late model Corvette Suspensions to our favorite old cars transforming them into road going machines with everything from break neck handling to smooth cruising packages. Hot Rod Jim’s is a family owned and operated with Jim at the helm and his two sons Billy and Russell working alongside him on fabrication, chassis design, building assembly and testing.  The most notable creation being their No Body Modification chassis for the TriFive (1955-57) Chevys chassis using the C4 Corvette suspension (1984-96). With over 35 delivered in a little over a year we’ve modified and setup this suspension beyond that of any other shop and Daily Drive these cars ourselves to prove it.  Jim’s also has several C5 Corvette suspensions (1997-04) under Shelby Cobras, 1932 Ford 3 Window Coupe and TriFive Chevys including the Snap-On Glo Mad that Chop- Shop Customs also participated in.