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March 1943. "Amarillo, Texas Savannah, Georgia, in 1915

North of Florence OR on US 101

Looking great. Car covers would help some towards protecting them.

I actually had one rotate itself back out of the arm. It was very strange. I retightened it (no air tools involved), and gave it several 1/4" welds, and it never caused me any grief again. Run that thing up tight and fire up the welder!

View from inside the new shop. Lol

I've done this from underneath, the car the jackstands. Best way I found after trying several things; as mentioned multiple times in prior posts... propane torch with a small flame or safer choice heat gun. It doesn't take much heat if its smoking its too hot. Wave the heat across the area you...

The Boab has developed 2 spots of bubbling..left side below rear window, and above left rear fender skirt. Nothing I can do about that as rain water drains in these areas. You all know the car was prepped to death, epoxied primed and all that but rust never sleeps.

Frankie was painted in the late 80's/ early 90's when base/ clear technology was in its infancy. When we bought him some of the clear was peeling. Not as obvious 5 years ago, but now worse than ever..

Meanwhile the cars are anxiously waiting. They are taking a beating 24/7 from being outside.. Maple trees are not kind to vinyl tops... Grace's older white vinyl top, and the Boab's black top.

Siding done on back wall..

Interior walls going up..

Brookline Blvd. Pittsburgh, PA ST PAUL MINNESOTA

Its made out of aluminum I think. The plastic piece is ok. I could try jb weld maybe.

Car looks good! You can feel the exhaust output at idle to see if it might be a burnt valve causing the shaking. Enjoy! CBODY67

Sometimes you have to do some homework to justify what is more cost effective. If a headlamp assembly is 24.00, the time and cost of " restoring" a headlamp is not justified. Sure if the headlamp is in the hundred$$, gamble the money on a resto kit and hope for the best. Speaking from...