There was extensive body repair work necessary to correct on this 1930 model A that the client wants converted to a Georgia Tech Ramblin’ Wreck. Jesse has now completed the repairs and the body has been removed to be media blasted. At the same time, Joe cleaned up and applied POR-15 to the chassis. Joe, one of our senior mechanical technicians will also begin restoring the mechanical requirements while the body is off the chassis and after the rust inhibitor is applied.
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This is a completed Ramblin’ Wreck mascot.
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Jesse is blocking the inside right door of this ’30 Model A that we have been commissioned to build a Georgia Tech “Ramblin’ Wreck” Mascot from a basic model A coupe.