r/CarRestorations

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This judge hasn’t wielded it’s gabble in some years
My dad caught the car and used it as a daily driver till he parked it out it on jack stands and started a half assed resto
Now 25 some odd yeas later he’s fell ill and I’m determined to get it on the road for him, in a way that doesn’t break the bank
The power plant was pulled to be magnafluxed then the shop went belly up and when dad got the engine back it was in parts
The interior was pulled to prevent rust and rodent damage they have worked their magic non the less

I don’t know what I’m hoping to hear all the Pontiac guys I’ve talked to seem to me to have never Actually worked on their cars other then polishing them and they don’t give me any real idea of what I have ahead of me from a real person point of view
I don’t have a hord of cash to throw at this
I’m content doing work myself aslong as I’m confident what I have could become road worthy
In a few years

Anyway any help would be great as I take on a restoration that will take a great number of years of my life to complete

u/Radiant_Apples — 6 days ago

How should I go about refurbishing 1953 mg td

The car has been sitting in a garage under a protective blanket for 50 years.
No rain
No animals

The car was in working condition when put to storage.

I know I should put in a new battery first. Replace the old gas in there. And replace the oil.

What else should I look out for?

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u/smallcheeseball — 10 days ago