Posted by RandyB(MI) on November 12, 2014 at 18:43:42 from (75.133.139.95):
In Reply to: Re: Restoration posted by Royse on November 12, 2014 at 17:58:50:
So that would mean ,also, that clear coat urethane paint and the required body filler to "perfectly straighten" body panels and also hi-tech vinyl decals all used on a 100 pt, numbers matching Hemi Cuda should render it "refurbished" as apposed to "restored" ? Lot of old tractors had lettering silk screened on. No-one does that anymore so any vinyl decals are "refurbish". Even so called silk screen decals are faux. How bout the oil/coolant? Any NOS gauges out there? Over standard bore? Turned crank? If this is the criteria then there aren't any "restored" machines. Originals maybe, but not restored. So IMHO it's up to each individual or club/association to define it as that is how many different definitions there are and someone will always argue it anyway.
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