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winterSmith 
I like this in the way I might like a picture of Sophia Loren old and haggard in sweat pants and no makeup. Interesting but sad, too much a priori knowledge I suppose. I remember them new and shiny and sleek with rumbling pipes and the promise of miles of open road ahead. I hope you get to image it after restoration Sam.
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That’s the plan, Frank. Before and after documentation. It’s going to be two things, though. The guy wants to document the reality of his car. I want to express the artistry of it. So there are going to be multiple processes of a lot of these.
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