I am a restorer type of guy...I have a 1928 Model A that I restored fromt the ground up.  I also own a 1954 Ford Customline that I inherited from a great Aunt.  It is all original with 16,000 miles on it; rides like a new car, but has suffered some from a long time sitting. In addition to this I have two 72 Porsche 914's.  One I totalled and kept as a parts car, the other has a number of performance items done to it but needs some body work.  I am in the process of working on a 1923 Model T touring.  This has been side tracked as I renovated our 1922 Eaton's catalogue house.  With the house almost done I am re-focussing on my cars.  I have a 1940 Canadian Pontiac I have had stored for about 10 years.  I have a real burning desire to get at this one.  I decided that I had better start hunting down the parts I am going to need, so that they are in place when I start.  The car is quite complete and suffers only from having sat outside for a number of years, where kids broke the glass out of it.  I plan a complete ground up restoration of this car. I will put some pictures on at a later date.

Welcome Grant from Canada's east coast. I know how house renos could take time away from working on a car, believe me!

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I have a 1928 Model A that I restored fromt the ground up.  

I also own a 1954 Ford Customline that I inherited from a great Aunt.  It is all original with 16,000 miles on it; rides like a new car, but has suffered some from a long time sitting.

In addition to this I have two 72 Porsche 914's.  One I totalled and kept as a parts car, the other has a number of performance items done to it but needs some body work.  

I am in the process of working on a 1923 Model T touring.  

This has been side tracked as I renovated our 1922 Eaton's catalogue house.  With the house almost done I am re-focussing on my cars.  

I have a 1940 Canadian Pontiac I have had stored for about 10 years.

 I have a real burning desire to get at this one.  I decided that I had better start hunting down the parts I am going to need, so that they are in place when I start.  The car is quite complete and suffers only from having sat outside for a number of years, where kids broke the glass out of it.  I plan a complete ground up restoration of this car. I will put some pictures on at a later date.

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     Welcome !!    looks like you have 20-30 years worth of work    better  get at it   lol

40 Pontiac coupe.  Thats a nice looking car!   Welcome!

pics please..can't wait to see !!

and welcome from central SK...

Welcome from the left coast (Victoria BC).

sounds like you have a few nice vehicles.   Hopefully you can find some of the parts you need on this site.

Welcome from Edmonton. The '40 coupe has some nice lines. I have a '41 Pontiac coupe (future project) and also have a '29 Model A (in progress).

Welcome from Quebec city !

Pics man pics..We are picture junkies....Welcome from the Eastern Townships ( Quebec )