Assessing restoration jobs
m (→Survivor vs. restoration) |
m (→TOO perfect?) |
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These cars have sold for huge amounts, rivaling even some of the classic cars of the thirties and European makes as well. | These cars have sold for huge amounts, rivaling even some of the classic cars of the thirties and European makes as well. | ||
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Sometimes the mistake is made of restoring a vehicle to a "better than factory" state. There has been much written on how vehicles should be restored; instead of being perfect, they should have the same "flaws" like paint overspray, etc. as the original vehicles had coming straight off the assembly line to the dealership. | Sometimes the mistake is made of restoring a vehicle to a "better than factory" state. There has been much written on how vehicles should be restored; instead of being perfect, they should have the same "flaws" like paint overspray, etc. as the original vehicles had coming straight off the assembly line to the dealership. | ||