On the way home

I meet up with Robert in a car park in Albury. After the exchange of some alcoholic beverages, the Dodge was loaded up and ready for the trip back to Kilmore. Looking back on this, I wonder if passers by were happy to see a car about to be restored and bought back to it's former glory . . . . or if they just thought I was off to the tip!

The beginning!

This was the 'Final Resting Place' for my old dodge. This image was sent to me by Robert. "Interested" was the comment. I was looking to dabble my foot in the big pond of hotrod building and this seemed to be a fortunate first step. It didn't seem like much to look at, but I figured it had some potential.

Begin with a Recap.

Hi all.
This is the start of my blog outlining the rebuild restoration of my 1925 Dodge. Some of you know the story from the beginning, some of you have no idea what my car looks like. To begin with, I'll post some images showing the progression of the rebuild thus far.
I hope you enjoy watching my car make it's way to a drivable state. Some will like what they see, some will loath it. Either way, please feel free to leave comments along the way. If you have a question, please ask and I'll try and answer it as best as I can.
Have fun!