Rolls-Royce Restoration

[historiceng]

[TuscoTodd]

Some cool pics there!
Would love it if when you clicked on them that they would expand to much larger images though as it would be great to see more detail!
:)

[model murdering]

Congratulations! How exciting!

Thank you for sharing. I spent the bulk of my adult life in restoration, repair, and customization of exotic cars. Dads best friend was a Horseless Carriage Restorer, so it was direct injection at an impressionable age. They took me to the original Harrahs Automobile Museum several times. Spectators were able to watch the process behind a wall of glass. As a junior parts scrubber, tool chaser, and beer fetcher, I had to be pried away. In retrospect, it was a mystical journey.

Blessed with hands and patience, I was able to live the dream. Retired, I still dissect every car of interest I see, regardless of make, for fit and finish. I still miss it at times, then the missus gives me the eye when she sees me tarry at a diamond in the rough... LOL

Good luck,

Bill

[historiceng]

Thank you all very much.. haha my new boss is going to be impressed by the blog interest ..... better not tell anyone :shhh:

Tusco Todd I cheated with these first pictures and took them from my historicengineco.blogspot.com, I hadn't realised the size is limited. Future ones will come direct from my camera so should click bigger. Thank you for letting me know.

[waaytoomuchintothis]

It feels very good to know someone is out there saving the very best in auto history. Thank you. I'm up to my eyeballs in a friend's Spitfire resto.

[model murdering]

[HomeRacingWorld]

Very impressive sir. I'm watching this.

[HomeRacingWorld]