1919 Model T, 2 Model A's, Ferrari, Viper, Belaire, Tractor, & Golf Cart

nevermind mind the last post, it was answered later on :). Great job, i'm surprised that the 1-step did well for you. I could never get those to work. How did you do all those in a day?!
 
Wow, all in one day.....incredible.



All of them look great too.



So how early did you start on them and when did you finish? I admire anyone that can do that many full details in one day on a short days notice too.



Great work, my hat is off to you.
 
WOW!! That was a lot of cars that someone had not looked after and detailed in a while.



You did a great job given when you consider the time as well its even more amazing. I would love to see more pics. I hope he gets you back on a regular basis as it would be a shame to see those cars get damaged or destoryed by being left, in some cases to "rot".



Fantastic!!



Geoff
 
steelwind101 said:
WOW!! That was a lot of cars that someone had not looked after and detailed in a while. it would be a shame to see those cars get damaged or destoryed by being left, in some cases to "rot".





i agree. you did the best that you could given the time and they look great!!!!!
 
artikxscout said:
nevermind mind the last post, it was answered later on :). Great job, i'm surprised that the 1-step did well for you. I could never get those to work. How did you do all those in a day?!



I was under the impression that they were to be done in one day,but I actually had 2 1/2 days. :dance



QUOTE=ramtough]Was that a bed in first picture.[/QUOTE]

hahahah, everyone asks me that. I have no idea.



QUOTE=Brandon1]That JD MT looks awesome. You did a tractor enthusiast proud!!!!



The others look awesome as well.[/QUOTE]



It was fun and different.



I actually got to drive all of the vehicles except the tractor and the Model A car.

scary and fun at the same time.
 
This was a treat, Thanks. You did an excellent job.



The owner has the class to know what the nice cars are, but he sure does not know how to take care of them. I hope that he maintains the engines at least with an oil change.
 
be careful next time when posting your work van in the pictures with the # and the website. MODS won't allow it. Other than that, awesome work and it's sad to see nice cars neglected.
 
That is definitely a diverse collection. Looks like they were dusty or something from being stored in that building awhile. Safe to say that is the only time I have ever seen a golf cart, Deere tractor, Viper, and Ferrari in the same post.



Great turn around! The Deere came out great. That must have been a PIA with all those small places in the engine area. Did he invite you to the party?
 
Nice job. But honestly how can you guys say they are so neglected? Sure, the Viper should have had a cover to keep it from getting dirty inside, but they were just dusty. Heck, my car looks like that after sitting in the garage for a few weeks.
 
Terrific work and if you consider done in 1 day it is a remarkable accomplishment . Love the After of the Deer . You must have used a ton of tire dressing to get the tires looking black .





Cheers , Jean Paul
 
Looks like a 92 Viper to me :D I used to read everything I could about them until they changed in 03...can't stand them now.
 
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