I purchased my mustang blind from the states back in 2004, decision was made from a couple of pics on Ebay, when it arrived, to say i got a shock is an understatement. I messed up, should have joined a club first and done my research prior to buying. 90% of the front end sheet metal was made out of cooking oil drums. I knew then this was going to be a major restoration. I worked on the car as much as my skills would allow and then reached a point where this would require a profession to graft and rebuild the whole car. i found someone who agreed to work on the car, he worked on it for a couple of weeks, cut bits off here and there and then just left it sitting in his garage for a couple of years until one day he called me and told me to collect the car and all the parts i accumulate for the restoration. i can’t remember what excuse he gave me but i wasn’t impressed. Car then sat in my garage until i found garage number 2, this guy came to my house to look at the car and then gave me a price to complete all the sheet metal and respray. i agreed and sent the car to him. Once car was delivered, he told me that he was busy with other work and that he will call me once he started on the project. A year down the line he called me and told me to collect the car and parts. His excuse was the car was too far gone. Would you believe he returned the initial deposit i paid him minus storage fees which i was not expecting. I then sent the car off to a major Mustang specialist with all the parts, He agreed to look over the car and parts and would advise what i would need to do. Anyway he called me and said my car was beyond repair and it would be best if i brought a Dynacorn shell. I could not afford a new shell and anyway, i wanted to restore rather than re-shell. i collected the car and parts and stored it back in my garage. As the car was beyond repair as the last so called specialist had told me, i decided to cut my losses and sell the car and all the
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