weld the new pieces on, filler, sand, prime, paint… Maybe oversimplified, but essentially true – we’ll handle your baby as if it’s our own. Now let’s change the original statement. Instead of a car being repaired after a collision, it’s a 1929 Oakland and it’s been sitting in a barn for 40 years? First problem, you can’t buy parts. Cars back then had a lot of wooden parts and most of them on this particular car had rotted away. This is where experience, knowledge, and yes, creative flair can restore what was a heap of rust back into the gem it was in those flapper days. |