356B Outlaw full restoration by DC Customs
Posted: Wed Jan 20, 2016 4:39 pm
I have been meaning to start a build thread for this car for the last 6 months but as usual building the car and other customers cars gets in the way. The car is actually painted now and this thread will be a bit picture heavy but as a picture speaks a thousand words I will let the photos do most of the talking. This car is having the best of everything with no expense spared with nice custom touches throughout and being built to be driven.
Just to quickly introduce myself and my company, my name is Darryn Coleman owner of DC Customs based near Dudley in the West Midlands. We specialise in the restoration of classic cars, Prestige cars, Volkswagens, Hotrods, muscle cars, and anything custom although future plans are to specialise in the restoration and customisation of Porsches having fallen in love with this 356. Feel free to comment and ask questions, I will try to come on here as often as I can.
The car is owned by my customer Steve Giles having bought it last year. It origionally came down to me for an overhaul, paint work and interior trim having been recommended by Brian Burrows which was much appreciated! but unfortunately up on close inspection the car had been badly repaired in the past with patches welded over rust, holes, the front end had serious damage to it and badly panel beaten back in to shape so what started out as a small job has turned in to a full on bare metal nut and bolt restoration.
As the car looked when it was bought
Then this is what we found when we started to strip it back
Just to quickly introduce myself and my company, my name is Darryn Coleman owner of DC Customs based near Dudley in the West Midlands. We specialise in the restoration of classic cars, Prestige cars, Volkswagens, Hotrods, muscle cars, and anything custom although future plans are to specialise in the restoration and customisation of Porsches having fallen in love with this 356. Feel free to comment and ask questions, I will try to come on here as often as I can.
The car is owned by my customer Steve Giles having bought it last year. It origionally came down to me for an overhaul, paint work and interior trim having been recommended by Brian Burrows which was much appreciated! but unfortunately up on close inspection the car had been badly repaired in the past with patches welded over rust, holes, the front end had serious damage to it and badly panel beaten back in to shape so what started out as a small job has turned in to a full on bare metal nut and bolt restoration.
As the car looked when it was bought
Then this is what we found when we started to strip it back