Marlin I agree with you whole heartedly when the car is like Lvcamaro's Copo that he just sold. When they are preserved and untouched like that they should never be touched. And you are correct I would rather look at a car preserved like that Copo or Jack Seymour's Orange 70 Z-28 rather then a restored one as well. Cars like that are truly special.
My opinion is only for survivor type cars that have paint that can't hold a shine, have extreme checking, or the paint is so thin you can see sheet metal underneath because they have not been stored or cared for properly when put away and forgotten.
Hope you guys enjoy the Holiday Season !!
M, please don't walk across my `Cudas hood at a show if it is parked next to an original paint car
12-13-2007, 07:10 PM
Re: How would you touch-up this survivor's paint?
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