Bandit Films has produced a cool short film about a guy who’s restored a beautiful 1963 XL Ford Falcon Squire wagon in the UK. It’s good to see more and more of these woodgrained beauties coming out of well…the woodwork. Click on the image to view the video at YouTube.
A silver Sharpie marker works well for restoring worn trim badging on the dash of a car.
It’s about time that I got back to posting about some real work.
Well it seems that my wagon is far from through with throwing surprises at me. Just when I think I’ve found the serious issues, something new rears it’s head. While I was attempting to sort out the roof leak in the seams of my roofline at the back hatch, I thought I would finally take…
After the mess of work I did removing the roof rack from my wagon looking for a leak in the screws holding the roof rack on, I discovered that the problem was not with the roof rack mounting holes at all. I put a garden hose on the roof and crawled inside to watch for…
Photos of another of my favourite classic police vehicles.
Photos from the Barrie Fall Automotive Flea Market
