By Suzana 
Starting a restoration project is something simply wonderful, because there is nothing as satisfying as seeing a junk vehicle turned into a true work of art on wheels that steals the eyes of every place it arrives, making you feel the brightest star in the sky .
However, classic car restoration is hard, complicated and often frustrating work, so to avoid bad drinks it is important to carry out excellent planning and a well-established project to be able to meet your objective without setbacks.
If you have no idea how to restore your car here is a list of common mistakes to avoid so that your project goes from strength to strength.
Don’t visualize your project
The first problem we come across is of course the project. Just like when you watch TV shows like crazy about cars or Overhauling, when you start a car restoration it is very important that you already have visualized how you want your car to finish, because you cannot start working without a plan.
The best thing is to try to put on paper or search in an image how you want your car to look when you finish the process, the Internet could be your best ally, because with a quick google you can find many reference images for your project.
Miscalculate the budget
Since we have a project to follow, comes the second problem, the budget. You should always calculate even the smallest detail, because if you do it wrong you could find yourself in a very problematic situation.
Take into account all aspects and put in your budget a small part destined to cover unforeseen events, as this will be your rescue mattress when you find something that you had not planned.
Not taking an inventory of what needs to be changed
If we have already talked about the budget and that it is something extremely important, it is important to remind you that the best way to do it is by creating an inventory of parts and products that you will need for your restoration.
It takes into account both aesthetic pieces such as fenders, doors, paint, chrome details, emblems etc. as engine parts (or the complete engine if necessary) and carry out 2 or three inspections so as not to forget anything. Click here for other information about electric car leasing.