Cam Ingram explains the importance of NOS parts for restoration projects
Cam Ingram explains the importance of NOS parts for restoration projects
PCA Restoration Tech Session 027 (1024x680)
We used this car as a buyer beware example and some of the common problems.
We used this car as a buyer beware example and some of the common problems.
Our assembly room with one of our finished restorations: 1952 Porsche Cabriolet
Our assembly room with one of our finished restorations: 1952 Porsche Cabriolet
Showing a 1955 Continental Coupe that is almost finished from our metal shop
Showing a 1955 Continental Coupe that is almost finished from our metal shop
Our painter Jason Stoutamier explaining the paint process.
Our painter Jason Stoutamier explaining the paint process.
Our coach builder Hans Sahling, explains the metal work process
Our coach builder Hans Sahling, explains the metal work process
PCA Restoration Tech Session 012 (1024x680)
The Gmund buck that we used for Hans Peter Porsche's Gmund Coupe
The Gmund buck that we used for Hans Peter Porsche’s Gmund Coupe
Example of the poor condition of most 356 models and amount of work to be completed
Example of the poor condition of most 356 models and amount of work to be completed
PCA Restoration Tech Session 005 (1024x680)
PCA Restoration Tech Session 002 (1024x680)

Road Scholars hosted a restoration tech seminar for the local PCA Club on December 3, 2011.

The goal of the seminar was to explain the specifics of excuting concours restoration work. We used various  restoration projects in the shop to show each critical stage of the restoration process.

It’s our sincere goal to perform the highest caliber of restoration work on significant automobiles and it was a pleasure to host the PCA club for this tech seminar.