Topic: Beginning A Rotisserie Restoration

[lightwtjet]

Richard - Quite a post! 3486 people enjoying your plans, the lucky car and you. best of luck on the endeavor. And that beautiful moss green color - the same one I painted my 1950 Oldsmobile.

[67gtasanjose]

In the "Member Restorations/Builds" area there is a lengthy post that shows much of the process and progress that Richard made.  He was brave enough to share the one step forward and occasional two steps back moments.  https://www.concoursmustang.com/forum/index.php?topic=16578.0

Yes, when you hear about the painstaking process a person goes through to accomplish their goals, you don't often actually feel the pain they went through! It is quite a process that is truly never finished but at least the major pains are over with now.

Today, we head over to a local ALL MUSTANG Car Show to introduce the car to a somewhat local club. New friends will be made, I am sure!

Richard - Quite a post! 3486 people enjoying your plans, the lucky car and you. best of luck on the endeavor. And that beautiful moss green color - the same one I painted my 1950 Oldsmobile.

Thanks Roger.

[67gtasanjose]

...in a field of nearly 300 Mustangs, my 67 took First Place today for 65-73.

I tied for Best Of Show (all years) so in a tie-breaker, lost because of minor smudging on the parchment seats, the winner of that award was a beautiful Hertz GT350H (no smudges on those black seats).

A great day, thanks again all who helped in any way.

[Bob Gaines]

With all of your hard work you deserve the recognition. Congratulations.

[J_Speegle]

Well deserved and earned !

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