I spent over twenty years restoring a 59 Buick Convertible to factory original condition. Some day I will pass it on to my son, so I know for the next 50 years at least, people will be able to see what a 1959 Buick was really like. I know you’re in the business to make money so if a client drove up in a drop dead gorgeous all original Lincoln Zephyr Coupe you’d be happy to do the Chevy LS Art Moronson Boyd Coddington ZZ Top 1990’s schtick to it and probably chop its top too. So now there's one less original old Caddy around. At least you saved the seats. I guess that’s something.
We love all classic cars whether stock or radical customs and we restore/build both...such as our OEM restoration on our client's 1937 Willys coupe, one of only a few non-gasser, non-prostreet Willys left in existence. We loved this 60 Cadillac in stock format, and we love it as a resto-mod...the automotive world would be awfully boring if everyone had the same exact opinion on how cars should look. metalworksclassics.com/portfolio-page/1937-willys-coupe/
Was this a customer car. Well if so, good for them to want to make a beautiful piece of rolling art way better then stock.👍👍 On another note, do you guys not have a rotisserie. I can see why you had the young guns doing the underbody clean up and prep for the rino liner. I for sure wouldn't be able to handle doing that. I'd have such a stiff neck after the first hour of being in that position 😂😂😂😂 Tell the two young guys that they did a fantastic job,It turned out beautiful.
Yes it was a customer build. We do have a few rotisseries, but this was not a repaint, just an underbody clean up and coat, so we let the "youngsters" earn their stripes...ha ha. Thanks for watching.
The materials and talent lavished by MetalWorks is amazing! Who says craftsmanship is dead? Not me! 👍👍
Awesome job🥵 done to the car🤩👌
Awsome job 👍
I spent over twenty years restoring a 59 Buick Convertible to factory original condition. Some day I will pass it on to my son, so I know for the next 50 years at least, people will be able to see what a 1959 Buick was really like. I know you’re in the business to make money so if a client drove up in a drop dead gorgeous all original Lincoln Zephyr Coupe you’d be happy to do the Chevy LS Art Moronson Boyd Coddington ZZ Top 1990’s schtick to it and probably chop its top too. So now there's one less original old Caddy around. At least you saved the seats. I guess that’s something.
We love all classic cars whether stock or radical customs and we restore/build both...such as our OEM restoration on our client's 1937 Willys coupe, one of only a few non-gasser, non-prostreet Willys left in existence. We loved this 60 Cadillac in stock format, and we love it as a resto-mod...the automotive world would be awfully boring if everyone had the same exact opinion on how cars should look. metalworksclassics.com/portfolio-page/1937-willys-coupe/
Was this a customer car. Well if so, good for them to want to make a beautiful piece of rolling art way better then stock.👍👍
On another note, do you guys not have a rotisserie. I can see why you had the young guns doing the underbody clean up and prep for the rino liner. I for sure wouldn't be able to handle doing that. I'd have such a stiff neck after the first hour of being in that position 😂😂😂😂
Tell the two young guys that they did a fantastic job,It turned out beautiful.
Yes it was a customer build. We do have a few rotisseries, but this was not a repaint, just an underbody clean up and coat, so we let the "youngsters" earn their stripes...ha ha. Thanks for watching.
I'd like to know the price of this project please.