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In this video we take a 1930 Ford Model A and strip it back before completely restoring the body of the car. It was difficult when swapping body panels for used ones as these cars were not made the same as cars today. Yes they were done on an assembly line, but they were still assembled by hand and the parts were not prefect exact replicas of each other. We also had to deal with bolts that were not in the mood to cooperate haha. But once we got the car stripped down we got to work filling and sanding multiple times, then priming and sanding. This car does get driven quite a bit, and you could tell from the condition of the paint before we started. but once that paint went on this thing looked like a different car entirely. putting the car back together was very rewarding as everytime we put on a piece of chrome it just made the black paint pop more. a very deep wet black look. I was having a bit of trouble with the camera sometimes getting digital noise on the black areas, I think it was having a hard time deciding on auto adjusting the light since it was just seeing "black". We also experimented with some stop motion and things to change up the video a bit. Anyway, I hope you enjoyed it! And if you took the time to read the description and made it this far, the next project is a 1969 Dodge Charger! See you next time!
We have another project coming out next week so keep an eye out for that!
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