Category Archives: Restoration

Front End Removal

It hasn’t really been 10 months since I did any work – I’m just way behind on updating the blog. My original goal had been to get the car back on the road in 2018. My new goal is to … Continue reading

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FrontEnd Deepfreeze

Having some end of year vacation time to use up and a new heater in the workshop I planned to rebuild the front suspension and upgrade to disk brakes. The heater was only able to warm the workshop about 20 … Continue reading

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Motor Out!

The first step in removing the motor is to remove everything attached to the motor – top, sides, bottom, front, and back. It took me close to two months to get all of this done – there are a lot … Continue reading

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An Early Win

A long time since the last update. I’ve been working on the workshop: electrical is in and I now have power and light! While running electrical I also ran telephone and Internet out to the workshop – as I said, … Continue reading

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Early Evaluation

Workshop structure done! The workshop is a bare shell, but ready to start work. I want to finish the interior and insulate, but that will come later. I know I’ll regret this later as it is a pain to do … Continue reading

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The Car Shows Up

Plans are important. Plans are good. Plans are the secret to success. I enjoy planning and like to have at least a rough plan for projects. The first thing to know about restoring a car is that it will be … Continue reading

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The Journey Begins

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