1937 Buick Model 48: RESTORATION HAS BEGUN! (Photo) 1937 Buick Model "48" (Two-Door "trunkback" Sedan) A Step - By - Step "Frame - Off" Restoration Thread Wednesday January 11, 2017: Today is the day the restoration starts The Holidays are over, the tree cleaned up and my buddy Mike has graciously offered his vacant garage to store my Model "A" F
Our Cars Restoration Projects - Discussion Forums That will be an intense restoration Given how rare it is it's probably worth going the extra mile The Dodge Brothers insignia on the bolt heads is really cool Some hardware is beyond use so having a collection of used stuff would help I will have to be satisfied with a mix of old and new
Restore: To Make New - what is a proper restoration, the way the . . . I have spent countless hours collecting, cleaning and making bolts for pre 1930's cars A nicely restored car with all new hardware store bolts, complete with strength rating stamped on the head, is a disappointment to me But at some point you do need to draw the line
Restoration Shop Payment Inquiry - General Discussion - Antique . . . It was a real pain to be really into a phase of the restoration then have the boss come out an tell me to quit on the project If it could roll, it was off to the storage building until payment was back to normal, another project moved up the line and filled the place
1920 Chalmers Restoration - Chalmers - Antique Automobile Club of . . . The restoration of my 1920 Chalmers front windshield, upper and lower frames, began with the remains from a 1922 1923 Chalmers single piece windshield Those remains consisted of only the upper and lower horizontal frame sections
Our Cars Restoration Projects - Discussion Forums In the course of the restoration I plan to do a traditional, complete, restoration The engine and transmission were rebuilt about 20 years ago but probably have less than 1000 miles on them I am switching from wood wheels to wires because I like the look of wires and I feel steel wheels are safer than wood on a top heavy car like a '26 Fordor
1941 Buick Special Eight - Our Cars Restoration Projects - Antique . . . In honor of my brother, I plan to restore his '41 Special Eight four-door sedan, which has been sitting outside for the past 15 years I'm searching for a reputable restoration shop or specialist in Northern California with experience in pre-war Buicks Right now, I need to get the car moved to a location in Northern California as soon as possible
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Restoration of License Plate - Technical - Discussion Forums License Plate Restoration (From the internet) I had a couple of pairs of plates that were in nice condition, but they had a few nicks and dings in them The county tax office said that for the plates to be approved, that I had to touch them up I decided to totally repaint them and this is the process that worked the best and looks awesome: