Bradan 612 service, paint, upholstery

This stick shift 612 came in for service, paint, and upholstery work.
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Acid rain etching.
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Rear shelf leather pulling.
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Dash leather pulling and plastic vents warped.
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Sticky interior trim.
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More sticky trim.
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Front ball joints failed.
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Failed exhaust hanger.
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Rear brake rotors worn out.
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Leaking steering rack and oil line.
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cracked front bumper.
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Dent/scratch passenger door.
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Interior removed to refinish sticky trim and upholstery.
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more.
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Door disassembled.
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Front bumper removed and disassembled for damage repair.
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Not sure off hand I will check when the dash goes back in.

 

The bumper was painted 2-3 times before so it was chemical stripped to fiberglass for a fresh start.
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Bumper sanded down. Prior rock chip damage uncovered.
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Finer sanding.
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Cleaned.
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body filler.
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The door dent had a scratch in it so we couldn't get away with just paint less dent removal. The dent was pushed out, scratch primed, and full door sanded for clear to avoid blend lines.
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