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by: Ron “Doc” Fischer

by: Ron “Doc” Fischer. www.restoremycartips.com. Avoid These 13 Mistakes That Can Cost You Thousands On Your Restoration Project. Table of Contents. Pg 2 I. Why Restore A Car? Pg 3 II. Which Car To Restore Pg 4 III. Budget Money and Time Pg 5 IV. Space Pg 6 V. Skills

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by: Ron “Doc” Fischer

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  1. by: Ron “Doc” Fischer www.restoremycartips.com

  2. Avoid These 13 Mistakes That Can Cost You Thousands On Your Restoration Project Table of Contents Pg 2 I. Why Restore A Car? Pg 3 II. Which Car To Restore Pg 4 III. Budget Money and Time Pg 5 IV. Space Pg 6 V. Skills Pg 7 VI. Car Search Pg 8 VII. Inspection and Test Drive Pg 10 VII. Bring The Car Home Pg 11 IX. Research Pg 12 X. Make a Plan Pg 13 XI. Now You Can Start Pg 14 XII. Stick to Budget and Plan Pg 15 XIII. Finished Pg 16 Important Links and Resources Pg 17 About The Author

  3. Important Links and Resources For more tips and hints on restoring your car be sure to visit: www.restoremycartips.com For an excellent Step-By-Step guide from start to finish, Click Here

  4. About The Author: Ron “Doc” Fischer has been involved in car and truck restoration since 1980. His first car and restoration project was 1963 Chevrolet Impala. He still has this car. He has also built several other cars and trucks including a custom 1986 Suburban and his current home project a 1985 Chevrolet C10 with upgrades including air conditioning, tilt steering, cruise control and adding a factory tach. His day job is a doctor of chiropractic. He relates the process of fixing a car the same way as treating a patient. Take a good history, do a thorough examination and come up with a diagnosis and treatment plan. In this book, Doc has laid out the steps to make sure you don’t make costly mistakes or forget important steps. Enjoy the book, visit the website often and most of all, enjoy your car!

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