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All cars are completely disassembled. During the disassembly all parts are photographed and cataloged. Each piece is inspected to determine its particular restoration need. The parts are grouped according to sub-assemblies and shelved until it is time to restore and reassemble each of the sub-assemblies of the car. Finally, the paint is completely stripped from the body to determine the amount of metalwork required. It is during the disassembly process that the true scope of the restoration is determined. By the time the disassembly is complete, we will have a very good idea of the amount of work that will be required to produce a show winning restoration

     
Once the metal finishing is completed, the body of the car is prepared for paint.Several stages of primer are applied and sanded until they are perfectly smooth.Exterior trim is again fit to verify proper alignment. The car is then masked and several coats of top coat are applied. The body of the car is then returned to the main restorationshop where it awaits reassembly.
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