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This one looks pretty original on the outside, but is built on an '84 Mercury frame, with 302 engine. At the Hennepin, Illinois Car Show, July 4, 2016.
1985 LHD Porsche 911 Targa Backdate in the style of Singer Porsche.
The restoration/backdate was done using all original metal parts. Fabrications and modifications were undertaken where needed. Custom interior and dials to finish the car to its current stunning condition.
Gil, the owner of this restomod 1954 Kaiser Manhattan, kindly gave my flickr contact Grant and me an eighty mile round-trip on July 20, 2015 to Ye Ole Carriage Shop, a private collection of histsoric automobiles and memorabilia in Spring Arbor, Michigan. We are cruising on I-94 between Chelsea and Jackson here. Gil is the owner of several Kaisers and Frazers.
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1985 LHD Porsche 911 Targa Backdate in the style of Singer Porsche.
The restoration/backdate was done using all original metal parts. Fabrications and modifications were undertaken where needed. Custom interior and dials to finish the car to its current stunning condition.
1968 Shelby GT350 restomod. The grille is custom with the center-mounted fog lights.
Taken in April 2006 at the Tacoma Mild to Wild show
1985 LHD Porsche 911 Targa Backdate in the style of Singer Porsche.
The restoration/backdate was done using all original metal parts. Fabrications and modifications were undertaken where needed. Custom interior and dials to finish the car to its current stunning condition.
1985 LHD Porsche 911 Targa Backdate in the style of Singer Porsche.
The restoration/backdate was done using all original metal parts. Fabrications and modifications were undertaken where needed. Custom interior and dials to finish the car to its current stunning condition.
A beautiful restomod by the owner, who took several years to build this car just the way he wanted it. Probably the nicest E9 I have ever seen. Peachtree Corners Festival 10th Anniversary celebration.
1966 was the start of the muscle car era. family cars with big engines and alotta horsepower. mainly for bragging rites. this resto-mod was showing her stuff at the good guys auto show in scottsdale, arizona.
1985 LHD Porsche 911 Targa Backdate in the style of Singer Porsche.
The restoration/backdate was done using all original metal parts. Fabrications and modifications were undertaken where needed. Custom interior and dials to finish the car to its current stunning condition.
My Kenwood C1 Restomod project. Basically a recapping and also component upgrade. Credit where credit is due: I followed the path that Leestereo took: audiokarma.org/forums/index.php?threads/kenwood-basic-c1-...
1985 LHD Porsche 911 Targa Backdate in the style of Singer Porsche.
The restoration/backdate was done using all original metal parts. Fabrications and modifications were undertaken where needed. Custom interior and dials to finish the car to its current stunning condition.
This beautiful and rare 1949 Mercury "Woody" was photographed at the Amboy Depot Days Car Show, 2010. The engine is a small-block Ford.
This is my version of a restomod Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Speedster car in the 8 stud wide Speed Champions style 2nd version).
The model features:
– has space for 2 minifigs
Building instructions is available !
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1985 LHD Porsche 911 Targa Backdate in the style of Singer Porsche.
The restoration/backdate was done using all original metal parts. Fabrications and modifications were undertaken where needed. Custom interior and dials to finish the car to its current stunning condition.
This project took about 100 hours from stripping the old paint, sanding the frame, applying, sanding , compounding and waxing the base paint to remove orange peel, experimenting with various Dottie paints and color combos, applying the Dotties ( I could only work a small section at a time as I had to make sure that I did not touch it in the wrong wet place.) to clearing it twice.
200 hours if you count all of the angst.
This was my first Dottie paint project. i was not sure going in whether or not the dots would work and became more apprehensive until I got about 1/4 of ti painted and realized that I was on to something interesting.
The primer and base coat are Rustoleum rattle can and I am sure that I am one of the Masters of Rattlecan. I know...that's like being a great paint by the numbers artist but rattle cans can look very nice if you are willing to work the paint smartly both during and after the application.
I have three other resto-mod projects in the works. One is another of my Hurlows the second is a 1971 Raleigh Pro which will be resto-moded to a ss and the third is my circa 1982 Trailmaster Pro Cruiser mountain bike that I am restoring to it's 1985 condition.
This bike was completed in the late winter of 2010.