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This 1951 Chevy Truck was brought in for restoration, by its owner already disassembled and taken off the frame. we repaired the back of the cab wall, put new cab corners on, along with various other rust repair. The owner choose to have us two tone the truck with a cream and metallic red combo. We returned the truck to the owner for final assembly.
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Photos of my Bridgestone RB1 as bought and after restoration to make the bike "Eroica CA-ready"
This is the bike as I bought it from its original owner. it is 100% intact here including the original tires and tubes. Some superficial rust in the stem and frame. The rim was cracked in several areas - not uncommon for this type from what I've read on the internet.
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The restoration then moved onto the remainder of the North wall where she uncovered two tiers of paintings. These are not by the same painter but nevertheless are interesting, in the top tier there are six subjects, and in the lower tier four subjects, but one of these is very hard to make out. The paintings are mostly in red ochre but also some are in yellow. They can be identified as follows:
Upper Tier - looking from left to right:
1.Christ entering the Gate of Jerusalem on a donkey which is in yellow ochre.
2.The Gate of Jerusalem. A small head is looking down from the battlements. Slight traces of a figure can be seen in the archway.
3.Christ kneeling and washing the feet of Peter.
4.The Last Supper. Judas is seen stealing the bag of money and a fish from the table.
5.The Betrayal, Judas, Christ and two Soldiers.
6.Christ before Pontius Pilate. Christ’s hands are bound and He is blindfolded.
Lower Tier:
1.The martyrdom of Saint Edmund. He is bound to a tree and being shot by the Danes with bows and arrows.
2.This is indecipherable.
3.A large "Pelican in Piety" painted in red, pecking at her breasts and so drawing blood to feed her five chicks.
4.This subject is in some doubt, but appears to be a King, Queen and a Courtier bearing a Hawk. Perhaps the first part of "The Three Living and the Three Dead".
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There is much discussion about paint types and original finish. Pure traditionalists insist on synthetic paint which is similar to the factory finish. Most restorers actually want a highly durable and exceptionally shiny finish.
Two pack paint uses a chemical accelerant and is baked in an oven. Synthetic paint cures at room temperature.
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Dad gave me this delightful double bit ax when I visited Oregon last. I have decided to clean it up as a restoration. It was pretty rusty and the label was hard to read - seeing mostly an "S". First thought (hoped) it was a Collins, then a Stanley, but turns out it is a Vaughan Sub-Zero pat 1948 double bit ax!
Restoration so far consists of soaking in vinegar for a day, sanding with 100 grit paper - and back to the vinegar. One of the edges seems to be out of balance - a lot of filing ahead!. I have been looking at a lot of YouTube videos and other "how to restore" blogs - think I have found a pretty comfy niche!
Rough edge - a lot of filing coming up!