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Hi all, I did a frame-off restoration of a 1958 MGA about 8 years ago. Everything came off the car and I striped it down to bare metal. I did some body work, made a paint booth and repainted the car, put new leather seats in, new wood floor, rechromed a bunch and put it all back together. I've put about 20,000 miles on it since. If you're interested in seeing the process, you can go to my website, https://www.harleythermal.com/cars/restoration/restoration.htm. I'm in the process of a frame-off restoration of a 1958 190sl Mercedes, a much bigger job. If you're interested in seeing this progress, here is a link to it, https://www.harleythermal.com/190Restoration1.php.
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