The restoration of #9112300023

[Longballa]

I'll post some more when it's totally finished.

[Jens]

Nice, Scott!

[Arne]

Just went through the entire thread. As the new owner of a very early '72 T (8/71, 9112100317) that is also originally silver, this is really inspiring. I won't be doing mine to this level—can't afford this type of restoration, and would probably be afraid to drive it if I did. And a T with no special history isn't worth that effort anyway.

But I'd be thrilled if I can get a similar look on mine when done. In this case, just close to as good would be great!

[BOYER73S]

Scott

Wow and I thought my 7 year ST was a long time

[71gold]

Scott
Absolutely love the details and related efforts to achieve a fantastic car.
Cudos...!
Frank

[72targa]

Must. Be. In. ESSES.

[Longballa]

Scott

Wow and I thought my 7 year ST was a long time

Seven years for a Hot Rod IS a long time Clyde. I build the ST's much quicker.

[Longballa]

Got some more done in the trunk today. The tool on the left isn't a hood prop it's to keep the trunk light from turning on. Still have to paint on the black goop on top of strut towers.

[la2culver]

Hey Scott:

Well done. I'm so glad the car got exactly what it deserved and could not have found a finer steward than you. Never would I have imagined it would be a 14 year process. Brings a tear to my eye. Let's catch up by phone soon.

Andy

[Longballa]

Hey Scott:

Well done. I'm so glad the car got exactly what it deserved and could not have found a finer steward than you. Never would I have imagined it would be a 14 year process. Brings a tear to my eye. Let's catch up by phone soon.

Andy

Andy, what's up my friend?! Your first post here since 2013. I love it. You're a big part of the story. My cell number hasn't changed in 20 years. Give me a ring.