1950 Panel Delivery - From neglected to respected

[Mike Phillips]

1950 Panel Delivery - From neglected to respected


This is a car from one of my past classes. This car was really hammered.


Before

http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/data/3088/Nov_11_CarSpa_Car_Show_0121.jpg



After

http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/data/2998/Chevy_Panel_Delivery_001.JPG




We don't just work on classics and streetrods but they are a lot of fun for the class to learn on. Here's the link to get signed-up for one of our three 3-day classes here at Autogeek


Click here to sign-up for the MOST hands-on car detailing classes on Planet Earth (https://www.autogeek.net/detailing-boot-camp.html)


The MOST on-your-feet, hands-on detailing training classes where YOU train on real cars. No chairs. No sitting.

I guarantee it.

Hope to see you at a future class.


:)

[DBAILEY]

I bet the curves on a classic car are better to learn how to machine polish properly than the mainly flat panel cars we have today.

[Mike Phillips]

I bet the curves on a classic car are better to learn how to machine polish properly than the mainly flat panel cars we have today.




To some degree, yes.

I try to bring in a diverse selection of cars for all my classes so the folks attending have a very well rounded experience.

Here's a good example of very diverse body styles. I obtained these 2 cars to showcase RUPES tools on curved panels and flat panels. Look how opposite these two cars are yet still cool - or at least Special Interest Vehicles


Pictures: RUPES Detailing Class with Jason Rose & Mike Phillips (https://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/autogeek-roadshow-detailing-classes/120654-pictures-rupes-detailing-class-jason-rose-mike-phillips.html)



Curvy car - not a flat panel on this car

1947 Ford Streetrod

http://www.marine31online.com/gallery/data/634/RUPES_01_009.JPG



Flat as a board car...

1967 Chevelle
This car has the factory 427 BBC with dual quad carburetors and 4-Speed

http://www.marine31online.com/gallery/data/634/RUPES_01_011.JPG







And of course, in the real-world, both of these cars looked like crap when they arrived.

http://www.marine31online.com/gallery/data/634/RUPES_01_010.JPG


http://www.marine31online.com/gallery/data/634/RUPES_01_012.JPG




More pictures of these cars and this class here,


Pictures: RUPES Detailing Class with Jason Rose & Mike Phillips (https://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/autogeek-roadshow-detailing-classes/120654-pictures-rupes-detailing-class-jason-rose-mike-phillips.html)

:)

[firecorgi]

If anyone is sitting on the fence about the 3 Day class....DO IT! It was beyond my expectations but just be ready to work. We went 11 hour days since most of us showed up early.
Met some great folks and after the class most everyone, including Mike and Andre, went to hang out at the local Marriot. We had dinner and talked more shop.
You’re going to be exhausted when all is said and done but it was a Labor of Love!

Steve

[wing commander]

I was at the Rupes class and the 3 day class. If you want to learn from a full spectrum instructor about all brands and Technics these are the classes to take. Every tool is used in these classes from entry level up to the newly released models. These classes are very welcoming even for a complete beginner. Also they never have snow or ice on the roads at these classes in February:buffing: