This 1931 Ford Model A Victoria is a very nice example, in it's original color scheme.
As you can see by the reflections in the pictures, everything lines up nicely. Some of the details that you will seldom see on a restored Model A, I was able to preserve. It takes a bit of perseverance and attention to retain some of the details that I saved, like the bead roller tracks in the front fender beads, and the patent numbers on the bottom sides of the running boards, and the wrinkles in the original sheet metal stamping that are still visible in the firewall.
To me, these kinds of details really set one car apart from the rest.
1954 Chevrolet Half Ton Pickup Truck Original Patina Restored.
This restoration project was an unusual but fun project.
At first glance, you'll think "Rat Rod", but this is not what you might think.
We
restored everything to like new condition, with the exception of the
outer surface. I did have to do a lot of massaging, and metal
finishing, with a follow up of controlled rust etc. in order to make it
blend with the aging of the rest of the outer body.
The finished product was a real hit, when it was displayed at it's first showing, capturing the "Best Chevy" award.
