The John Deere company began producing tractors in 1912 and today offers 20 different model series. The 1010 tractor series began production in 1960 and was the smallest of four new generation tractor models introduced that year. Built to replace the 430 models, the 1010 tractors were available in 10 different varieties that included both wheeled and industrial track or crawler versions. Although production of the 1010 series stopped in 1965, currently many of these tractors can be seen preserved as antiques or for sale at various places, such as websites offering previously owned farm equipment.

In 1987, General Motors released its twentieth version of the Chevrolet Camaro, which is a sports car first released in 1967. The 1987 model is a third generation Camaro that contains a fuel-injection system, four-speed automatic transmission and an advanced suspension system, which earlier generations did not have.

The 1986 Chevrolet Corvette was the third year in the fourth generation of Corvette models. This car was a front-engine, rear-wheel drive, two-seat and fiberglass body sports car. The 1986 incorporated elements from the previous two model years, such as aluminum engine cylinder heads. Chevrolet sold in excess of 30,000 Corvettes in 1986, which was about 9,000 less than the previous model year.

Your MerCruiser 5L engine needs special care before storing it for the winter. Water is pulled into the engine by the impeller to keep it cool while in use. This water does not drain automatically and must be done to prevent the engine block from costly damages. Rather than hauling your boat to a boat mechanic, purchase the supplies from any local boat shop and do the winterizing process yourself to save money.

Aside from its reverse flow cooling system and a few other minor changes, the Chevrolet LT1 (produced from 1992 to 1996) is, in almost every way, a traditional small block Chevy. Perhaps the most beloved and commonly hot-rodded V8 of all time, the small block is powerful, reliable and easy to work on. But at the end of the day, no engine will last for long if the bolts aren't tightened to their proper specification.