What's the type of welder?

Sounds like a dream that can be a reality :). Experience is that thing you will learn along the way. I started this project with zero expierience and so far it's all working out. The difference between a beginner and a pro is the time it takes to do the job. That's why you don't see a video every week. And passion can make up for a lot of expierience. It's tough sometimes but seeing the progress is so satisfying. As for a wrenching garage, i have the luxury of having a nice shed but i think some tools, a party tent and the summer and spring seasons in combination will get you there. If you have the time, consider doing it because it's so much fun. Hopefully one day it'll be me watching your video's then :). Good Luck!

@@milwelder9455 There is a quality difference as well. But you learn with time. I am a beginner with the same T25 like yours but with more rust damage .Really like the project , good luck!

Get your space sorted and just jump in... whats the worst that can happen - you make a mess, chop out the bad work and go again, thats how nearly all of us diy-restorers learn and improve.