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- CURRENTLY
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- 1968 Cadillac as it was before we started working on it
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In these images you can see the condition of the car just before it was brought to us. As you can see it was okay but needed work. Look at the ugly vinyl top, windows that won't roll up, missing knobs, and rusty engine parts.
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- Block Sanding the Body
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Block sanding the first prime after initial bodywork. Here we will be able to better identify imperfections in body and make repairs prior to next priming.
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- Epoxy Priming Entire Car
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- Epoxy Priming Prior to Body Work
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All metal is cleaned with metal prep cleaners prior to epoxy priming. Areas that will receive body work will now be primed prior to any filler being applied.
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- Roof and Drip Rails
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Roof, drip rails, and many areas of the car received special attention. These areas had rust pitting and were spot blasted to deep clean the metal. Directly afterwards those area's were cleaned and epoxy primed.
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- Welding Seams
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Welding once leaded seams eliminates possibility of cracking or paint reactions later.
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- Panel Gapping
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Final Fitment of All Sheetmetal- this insures good alignment of the sheetmetal
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- Air Suspension System
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- Metal and Body Work
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Our team is cleaning up, repairing, and replacing sheet metal as needed throughout the entire body of the car.
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- After Metal Dipping
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This is the car after our metal dipping process.
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- Dissasembly II
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- Dissasembly
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These images capture us stripping everything out of this car. We take each and every part off then carefully mark and categorize them for assembly.
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- Before
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These pictures show the condition of this car before we began the restoration and recycle work.
This car was originally found resting in a field in Wyoming.
For the past 15 years it's been stowed inside a barn outside Portland, Oregon.
As you can clearly see it's condition was quite deteriorated and in need of total restoration.
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- Wed Aug 25th
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testing
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- Tuesday Aug 24th
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bla bla bal test
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