Transforming a Neglected Studebaker: From Dusty to Dazzling!

✨After 47 years of neglect, this Studebaker is finally receiving the attention it deserves.

💦We started by giving the car a thorough wash, removing years of dirt and grime.

🔨Next, we focused on restoring the paint, working meticulously to remove imperfections and bring back the shine.

🌟Despite some challenges, including thin paint and cracks, we remained hopeful and committed to making this car look amazing.

⛈️We faced a severe thunderstorm while working on the car, but fortunately, it remained safe from hail damage.

How long did the car sit before restoration?

—The car had been sitting untouched for 47 years before we decided to restore it.

Did you encounter any difficulties during the restoration process?

—Yes, we faced challenges with thin paint, cracks, and severe weather. However, we remained determined to bring this car back to life.

What products did you use to wash and polish the car?

—We used a combination of chemical wash, soap, and microfiber cloths to wash the car. For polishing, we used a fast correcting cream and a microfiber pad.

How long did it take to complete the restoration?

—The restoration process took several days, with hours dedicated to washing, polishing, and fixing imperfections on the car.

Will you continue to work on this car in future videos?

—While this video focused on the initial stages of restoration, we have plans to continue working on this car and documenting the progress in future videos.

00:00Previously on Vice CP Garage, we introduced this neglected Studebaker that had been sitting for 47 years.

00:49After giving the car a thorough wash, we were amazed at the transformation we were already seeing.

05:45Despite some challenges, including thin paint and cracks, we remained hopeful and committed to making this car look amazing.

11:26Unfortunately, a severe thunderstorm interrupted our work, but the car remained safe from hail damage.

12:44We continued the restoration the next day, determined to bring this Studebaker back to its former glory.