Antique Muscle Cars

And learn to do this? Let me be paid for it.

You can do like most.

Buying an old car or motorcycle. Find a shop manual, and all the magazines you can afford. Tear into the thing, trying not to make too much irreparable damage. Then replace all, according to directions. Do it often enough, you will eventually learn.

through experience you become good. Not all engines are built equal, and each client wants something different, the more you need to know what is on the market.

is a long way to travel.
I spend 30 years of hard work and many many us dollars (technology. Schools) to learn.
metal casting
metal fabrication
machinist (many of my themes)
body and paint work.
Welding and Brazing (arc.mig, TIG welding).
automotive (large field to cover)
Shop Running and investment.
budgeting and accounting
Blue Print, Design.


I am a self-made billionaire is true, but it took me a long term and oily hands all the time ..
I do recommend that you follow these steps, you better go to college.

there is someone who says "a technical school in two years"
Yes, right. "

do not listen to the guys on television doing the restoration, they pretend it's easy. Believe me is not.
I know how to do better than them, and not easy for someone new (a rookie)