AGAR...TX9 Six Pack ...GOOD BYE....

[anlauto]

Some times I just can't help myself.....

From this......

[anlauto]

...to this....

About 30 hours to disassemble carefully, 8 hours to strip doors, strip motor/transmission assembly and another 10 hours scraping undercoating and stripping out the old seam sealer...

[RUNCHARGER]

Uh: It looked better before you laid your hands on it this time Alan.

[anlauto]

  agreed....

[Cuda Cody]

He's done so many now... he's starting to restore them in reverse.    lol  Sometimes cars that look nice are still in need of some love.  Looking forward to seeing this one come back stronger then before.   

[anlauto]

Added more pictures to my web site http://www.alangallantautomotiverestoration.com/TX9Vcode.html 

[Cuda Cody]

Glad to see someone take the time to repair a car right.  Even if it looked so good at the start, it's now going to be done right. 

[anlauto]

Yea it's amazing what you find when you take a "shiny" car apart...

[A.Gramz]

I'm interested in seeing what a car that looked pretty good looks like after blasting. 

[anlauto]

Well I'm three weeks in.....Here's what you find when you take a beautiful car down past the underwear....

[anlauto]

Trunk floor and extensions are toast...we knew that.....found lots of pin holes in the front floor, expected that.....Found patches behind the rear wheels, but nothing but swiss cheese in front...

[Cuda Cody]

   Wow, that's a lot of plastic to fill in all the holes.  Bet the owner is super happy his having you do this now.

Any idea who did the last restoration / paint job?

[A.Gramz]

Wow that's crazy what some lipstick can hide

[RUNCHARGER]

That's why I don't buy done cars.

[packnsix]

It's always amazing how much paint can hide