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Thanks! Great car! Great video! Your improvements are Tastefully done and maintain the "feel" of the car. Work on these beautys is never "finished". That is the lure of the hobby- always plans for the future. Now, after over 30 years, I am re-doing what I did when I first bought the car. Still...

I have great respect for those who work with fabrics. Metals, wood and rigid plastics are "dimensionally stable", while fabrics twist, stretch and distort so easily. Your skill is amazing. Lindsay

"Iron removal" What am I missing? Please enlighten me. Always something for an old man to learn! Thanks, Lindsay

I guess the trans with the "milk shake" in the pan was not the trans you were running in the wagon?! I've never seen such a mess. Great work! Lindsay

You probably know, but the wrinkles behind the arm rest bases can be removed (carefully) with a heat gun after removing the bases. It worked for me and after some 30 years, I may have to repeat the proceedure. Beautiful wagon! Lindsay

My negative battery cable has been adjusted for "twist-on-twist-off" friction fit for years (maybe 20 or so) and seems, for me to be a reliable and fool-proof solution. Just my idea. Lindsay

I used "chrome" paint on my arn rest bases and was pleased with the result. Now, some years later, I'm thinking of re-doing the same and adding a topcoat of clear. My 5cents. (In Canada we lost our pennies and now have to use nickles! LOL) Lindsay

That trim is beautiful! Some people are so very talanted, it is amazing. My question is, how is the black stripe painted on the polished parts. It seems that masking tape would be almost impossible and probably give less tha disirable results. Also is adhesion a problem on the polished surface? LC

That trim looks great! good altermative to plating. My visors twisted off the rods. Had to be patient and work slowly. Lindsay