There comes a point in every project where you reach that, “I thought you were working on the car” portion. You know, the part of the project where it seems the devil is in the detail, and unfortunately the details are tedious drawn out chores.
One of the positive challenges about our Project White Wagon is while we are waiting for certain parts to come in, there’s never a shortage of bodywork which can be done to this basket-case 1964 Chevy II wagon.
While waiting for a couple of key mounting fixtures to arrive, we were able to focus in on other crucial but not time sensitive areas.
“There’s never a shortage of stuff to do,” said chassis builder Tom Lukans. “There are a number of details which must be completed in preparation for sandblasting and applying the powder coating. The style of car this is going to be requires us to pay close attention to detail. We are already challenged because many of the cars out there already are works of art.”