Kevin's pre purchase viewing was under a tarp complete with white goods stored in the back seat and a few mice happy to call the Chevrolet their home
Ready to load on the trailer for the trip home.
Home sweet home for the duration of the restoration
Safely stored away in a dry shed.
The Red Chev making a courtesy call to inspect Kevin's new baby
Kevin's father, born in 1923, checking out the new acquisition.
Chev in place, space made in the shed, floor cleaned, let the restoration begin.
Where do I start?
Off with the doors, guards, running boards and valances
Next to go is the bonnet and radiator
The cowl was removed followed by the remaining body and timber rails , in one piece.
Oh dear, what have I done? This once looked like a 1928 Chev Tourer
All stripped down, ready for the next job to get the chassis soda blasted and painted. After that prepare and paint engine, gearbox and all the bolt on bits. Anyone can pull apart an old car, this is where the work begins.
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