Here's where we discuss popular car topics, give answers to some of the most asked questions, and weigh the pros and cons of various
car scenarios based on our decades of experience.
At Bumbera’s Performance, we pride ourselves on being one of the top mustang performance shops in the Houston area. We are insured, we have loads of experience modifying and tuning mustangs 2011 and newer, and we aim for open communication and the best customer service we can provide.
The term “numbers matching” is popular within the classic car community. It is often the difference that separates the ordinary classic cars of today from the cars that are worth six figures or more. Because of the significant impact the numbers matching trait has on a vehicle’s value, it’s important to know what numbers matching means and how to verify that a vehicle is in fact a numbers matching car.
Classic car restorations have become somewhat of an icon with all of the TV shows produced around the topic. If you ever watched a car restoration show then you’ve probably seen that there’s a few different ways a classic car can be restored. There’s mild to wild and everything in between.In the classic car industry, there’s 4 main types of car restorations that professionals generally go by: a Driver, Street Show Restoration, Restomod, and a Concours Restoration.
Restomods have become increasingly popular over the last few years because of their ability to appeal to so many different people. You can see them headlining nearly every car show on TV.
Buying a classic car is an exciting endeavor! There are many places you can purchase an old school American hot rod including classic car dealerships, online sales sites, and even auctions. There are lots of things to look out for when shopping for a classic car in general which you can find in our Guide to Buying a Classic Car. We’re going to expand on that guide and tell you what you need to know before buying a classic car at an auction.
