Planniing to restore an old car

**angel247** · July 12th, 2005 02:55 AM

Hi!

I am new here and I am planning to buy an old car but it really doesn't look like the old vintage cars na mahal. Anyway, I plan to have an autolock feature, auto /power window... is keyless entry possible?

I likewise want to change the bumper para mukha siyang sporty.

Paint job din siguro, audio and others.

But I want to do it as time goes by because of course it will be expensive.

Where is the best place to have this done? Not only does it provide good service but not that expensive please...

Or can I do it myself? like the wiring and sruff?

Thank you in advance

**angel247** · July 12th, 2005 03:02 AM

Hi!

I am new here and I am planning to buy an old car but it really doesn't look like the old vintage cars na mahal. Anyway, I plan to have an autolock feature, auto /power window... is keyless entry possible?

I likewise want to change the bumper para mukha siyang sporty.

Paint job din siguro, audio and others.

But I want to do it as time goes by because of course it will be expensive.

Where is the best place to have this done? Not only does it provide good service but not that expensive please...

Or can I do it myself? like the wiring and stuff?

Thank you in advance

**chain** · July 12th, 2005 06:30 AM

what kind of car are you planning to get? give us some details and maybe we can work from there.

it also helps to browse through the forums here. this alone would help in deciding what to do for your car.

**niky** · July 12th, 2005 12:41 PM

The alarm/autolock feature will depend on whether the locking is centralized.
It would be easier for others to help you if you specify the model of the car you're looking at restoring.

**ian_rex** · July 12th, 2005 01:24 PM

amoy pimp my ride yan sir a. why not restore your prospective car to its original looks, im sure mas okay yun. suggestion lang naman po. :D

**osama** · July 12th, 2005 06:06 PM

Hey, you can PM woodfire coz he's restoring a 1967 Mustang Convertible! I'm sure it'll gonna be a badass Pony coz he is already incorporating 21st century technology in a 60's look car. Besides, his restorer is a well known perfectionist restorer in Bulacan. Up to the minute details of nuts and bolts are either anodized or chromed!!!

**smooth** · July 13th, 2005 07:43 PM

Originally Posted by osama

Hey, you can PM woodfire coz he's restoring a 1967 Mustang Convertible! I'm sure it'll gonna be a badass Pony coz he is already incorporating 21st century technology in a 60's look car. Besides, his restorer is a well known perfectionist restorer in Bulacan. Up to the minute details of nuts and bolts are either anodized or chromed!!!

hi. is woodfire browsing this thread? we are currently restoring a 1971 mustang mach1. its been months since we started and (finally) we are close to getting through halfway. we're restoring it in a shop in makati. sana matapos na in the next two months.

need some help sa engine kasi. kelangan mekaniko yung marunong talaga sa american muscle cars kasi

**angel247** · July 13th, 2005 10:23 PM

There is a chevy corvette stingray 1970's I am eyeing on but I may not yet have the budget to buy it, however, I plan to just play with some local cars like galant 1970's as well, nothing fancy, just something to play along until I finally get the chevy late this year or next year. Mahal kasi eh. Maganda na yung may napage experimentuhan before the big toys arrive.

San yung sinasabi niyong nagre restore ng car sir?

Thanks in advance